Isn’t this location beautiful?
Of course it’s not beautiful!!! But then, that’s typically half our challenge as photographers… taking something ordinary and making it extraordinary. In this case, it was taking this bleak field beside our house in March and making it feel like Springtime! So thankful that we have clients who trust us for the final result. : )
Darling Dash. Most parents would think “we’ve got to take those fingers out of his mouth!”, but I LOVE these kinds of photos. He’ll only suck on those fingers in that way for a short time, and you’ll forget how sweet it was. These are the things parents want to remember.
So here’s my question: if we use Emma’s American Girl doll as a light model, does she qualify as a tax write-off??? ; )
Love these yummy yellows!!!
And handsome Hudson – from his senior session at the loft.
What I love most about this next image is that it was completely unposed. This is from Jacob and Kelsie’s wedding last year in Baton Rouge. Jacob’s grandfather was waiting to walk down the aisle and was thoughtfully watching events unfolding out on the lawn of the plantation. He wasn’t always so serious though. I have some great images of him later that afternoon cutting a rug on the dance floor at the reception!!!
Sweet baby Logan and his parents, who are our dear friends. This photo needs no explanation, which is one reason why I love it so much.
This image of Leah actually won a separate wedding award as well. I love that I didn’t set up this shot. She was pinning up a few loose hairs and I just loved the lines of her figure and dress, so I dashed over to crack open the door beside her to create the beautiful, soft light. Leah and Jeff are also the infamous couple in our waterfall and paint post-wedding session. : )
It is handy to have the kids around to help us test lighting!
The cover story was about volunteerism, featuring BACA (Bikers Against Child Abuse). Loved our awesome model “Shamu” (even though his wife gave him a really hard time about being a cover model!).
