Monday, November 24, 2008
Cloudy day
Just goes to show you (me) that even on a cloudy day after a short rain, a photo shoot can work. Coop was jumping around and then suddenly stopped and struck a pose. We call this his "male model" pose. It made for great texture and a smidge of color. Because of the steps and having to shoot up, there was no way to shoot the entire family in this exact spot but it made for a fun shot of Coop.
Sunday, November 23, 2008
Looks and FEELS like fall
Emily and her family were actually able to wear sweaters and not be sweating and red cheeked! One of the easiest shoots I have had in a long time - very quick and simple. I think the result was fantastic. It helps when everyone in the family is so photogenic . . .and to quote a friend of mine, "it's just not fair".
Thursday, November 13, 2008
Color in the park
Wednesday, November 12, 2008
It's all in their expressions
This is one of those shots that captured each child's personality in their expression . . .or at least that's what I thought and Nicole (mom) agreed and if she says so, it has to be true. This will not be one that she chooses to be the "family shot" . . .other than the not so perfect smiles, can you find the thing Nicole pointed out that is "messed up" in this shot. I (we) had a wonderful time shooting this family and look forward to many more times in the future.
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
Christmas 4x8 photo cards . . .
Here are some samples of "John designed" photo cards from last year. He tries to design each unique depending on the photos and text someone chooses. The photos are always from my photo shoots. Some folks have a certain style and color they prefer, which is great.
It's getting to be that time of year people!!
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
A Dad and his girls
Saturday, October 18, 2008
Downtown Bryan
I had a "senior picture" shoot, Katie, who wanted something different than your stereotypical senior poses. With Katie (and her mom) agreeing to be my guinea pig, we all headed downtown. This is one of my favorites with the blue shoes.
This is the Paris Hilton pose. It's amazing what one can get an 18 year old to do when John is in the background being a stage director.
I could not have done this without John, he had tons of creative ideas on this shoot. This shot was all his brainchild. He told Katie to cross the street then turn, at his direction, and give us a serious look while in mid stride. Needless to say, we had to do it more than once.
This is the finished product: the blur car shot! John loves the magic of Photoshop.
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
Hangin' in there
A new spot
I happened upon a new spot at Research Park to take family shots when my "regular" spot was brown with dead grass. I think it turned out wonderful and it was a blast to shoot Julie and the family.
After the shoot is over and the boys are relaxed and ready to go eat . . . just tell them to put on their sunglasses!
Monday, October 13, 2008
Blue skies
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