Tag Archives: Baby photographer

{maternity} LANDON & BONNI

When I took these photos, Landon and Bonni were excitedly awaiting the arrival of their first child.   A gorgeous mom-to-be and a very attentive dad-to-be made for a really great maternity session with these two.

 

Bet you weren’t expecting this next shot!  That’s Tito, a teacup chihuahua that Bonni’s has had for as long as she can remember.  And Tito got to get all dressed up for some time in front of the camera, too.

 

I love taking creative shots of special belongings that a mom-too-be brings to her maternity session.  Bonni chose these tiny little tennis shoes to have as props in some of their photos.  When I saw them sitting on their front porch step amid the fall leaves in the late afternoon sun, I just had to capture that moment.  I can’t resist a still life!

 

Mom’s thinking of all the precious hugs and kisses to come.  Dad, well, he’s thinking of other things!

 

I had scouted a couple of great locations for this session, but when I got to their home I was astonished at the great scenery all around.  We ended up staying in their very own yard for most of our session.  Love all the trees and all the leaves on the ground!

 

This is probably one of my favorite poses.  I call it “The Lookback.”  And Bonnie did it so well.

 

For the next image, I couldn’t decide which I like best – the 70s look or the classic B&W – so I posted both!  I look at the first one and think, “Wow, this really looks like it could have been taken in the 70s!”  But then I look at the second and think, “How striking!”  You decide!

 

I love the stripes going across mommy’s tummy and her hand just tucked in for a tender cradle of her baby inside.  Since this family loves the outdoors, the bamboo makes the perfect backdrop to showcase mom’s growing profile.

 

 

Since we took these photos, baby Brandon has been born and he is making life at home anything but boring!  Just remember, children are a heritage of the Lord.  Congratulations to the new family!

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{Crush} SUNFLARE

Been working on capturing sunflares and I’m pretty well pleased with this one! Actually, I love it. I love the column, the leaves, the concrete, and the sky, too. It’s as if they are telling a story. I have a maternity shoot tomorrow so I was scouting neat locations for it and I came across this abandoned house. It was kind of creepy walking around there by myself, but it was a goldmine for a photographer! Spent an hour there taking all sorts of neat photos. Can’t wait to pose mom-and-dad-to-be in some shots here. Anyway, I know you can add sunflares in Photoshop, but there’s no comparison to the real deal. What do you think?

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{portrait} JENNIFER

In the process of editing some photographs of my daughter and just had to laugh out loud at this one!  I’m still learning my newest lens, so I need models to work with whenever I have time to just play with my camera.  Thankfully, one of my daughters is usually game.   Jennifer and I have a funny story about where this photograph was taken . . . and I’m sure if we told you, you wouldn’t believe it . . . so we’re just gonna keep it our little secret.  Anything for a great shot, right?!

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{crush} SHADOW DRAWING

My camera and I had the pleasure of spending some time with my youngest daughter this week and we had way too much fun.  Just wanted to share one of the photographs from that day that I’m totally in love with.  ( No pun intended.)  Jennifer, your shadow and my camera created one seriously cool photograph!  I’ve got all sorts of shadow drawings dancing around in my head for next time.  Can’t wait!

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{children} MAYCIE

I had the blessing of keeping a friend’s 10-year-old daughter for a few days this week.

Turns out she was a natural in front of the camera!  Every afternoon after school we would walk my daughter’s dog around the neighborhood then take her to the park to play.  After spending time with the dog, Maycie and I would get some bread crumbs and head out to the pond to feed the ducks, geese and fish.  The weather has been perfect this week and the colors of the trees have just been beautiful.

Here’s a few of my favorite photographs from my time with my little friend!

 

Couldn’t resist checking out all of the little acorns on this branch.  It was loaded.

 

 

 

The afternoon sun made for some gorgeous colors all around.  And the wildlife was very active and vocal.  It was a fun time at the pond.

Finally made it to our destination!  Now to put those breadcrumbs to good use!  Think the critters in the water appreciated that they were being served honey wheat breadcrumbs?

Nah, probably not!

 

This next photo is my absolute favorite from the afternoon.  It just says it all.  Maycie had the pier to herself and the attention of every duck and goose in the pond!

  Don’t know who enjoyed it more!

 

 

 

 

 

 

All good things must come to an end!  Back home and time for homework.  Reality is never too far away.   :)

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