Just a quick little photo session at Antelope Island. We just let the girls loose playing and they were quite interesting to watch. They found the circles entirely on their own.
Friday, September 14, 2012
Monday, September 10, 2012
Carousel Ride
Thursday, July 5, 2012
Front Porch Americana
I absolutely love all of the Americana icons associated with the Fourth of July and I think it is so fun when little kids dress up for the holiday. Both of these Independence Day shots involved a front porch which I think is quite fitting because whenever I think of small town America, I think of front porches.
Friday, June 8, 2012
P Turns 2!
Last year when P turned 1, I took her to Target and paid for them to do a photo session. The pictures were cute, but I'm really prefer outdoor photos with natural lighting much more than indoor photos. For this session, I took her to the park and just let her play. Of course I brought along a few essential props / bribes to help increase her interest in the camera. We had the park all to ourselves for most of the session which was kind of nice. The only problem (if it can be called a problem) is I have a hard time narrowing down the photos to the absolute best ones because I took so many that I like. The three that are pretty much the same photo only she is doing something slightly different in each, that is because I couldn't decide which facial expression I liked the most.
Friday, May 4, 2012
Four Years Old
I've known G ever since she was born and I couldn't believe it when she turned four! We took these photos for her birthday at the park, right before her birthday party. It was a lot of fun to just play around and catch her in action. Also, doesn't G have a pretty mom. I was able to snap this shot during the party.
Friday, April 6, 2012
A's University Photos
Monday, February 20, 2012
Hunting for Bald Eagles
We spent a fun morning looking for Bald Eagles at a nearby pond and experimenting with my 55-200mm kit lens. The lighting wasn't the best but I was amazed by some of the far away details the lens was able to capture.
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