Fun in the Park with Christine & Bill
Christine and Bill’s children must be used to having their pictures taken because they are both naturals in front of a camera. I love her look on this one, and the background color is COOL!
Told you he knows how to look at a camera.
The fact that I managed to capture Bill smiling seems to be a topic of great discussion among his extended family.
No problem getting Christine to smile though. No wonder, since she has such a beautiful one!
It was fun coaching her to give me a Mona Lisa smile because she kept breaking up laughing. It worked though!
Watching over his family.
And a sweet hug off in the distance.
He’s really into Star Wars. (This is not unlike both of my sons, so I know this picture will be special to him!)
She’s so CUTE!
Such a perfect big brother/little sister shot. (I know because I grew up with three older brothers!)
I love how the playground shines like ice in the background.
So handsome.
Eyes are SO interesting.
I love father/daughter shots.
The kids seemed to enjoy our “silly session” moment. So cute.
Is she adorable or is she ADORABLE?
She’s into cheerleading.
Mom is her spotter.
After every handstand, a big hug. Sweet!
Everybody seems to love my fall sessions where the family throws the leaves up. Unfortunately, it rained the day before this shoot, so the ground was soaked and the leaves were wet. But alas, some leaf throwing was tried anyway. Christine took it rather well, don’t you think? (Good thing this happened at the END of our shoot!)
Click here for the sweet slide show!
Thanks, Christine and Bill! Give the kids a hug from me!
Looks like you had a ton of fun capturing these special moments between a family! LOVE the blue on the first one!! That one is canvas material!
Comment by Amber — November 30, 2006 @ 12:03 pm
wow, what a photogenic family! you captured such cute sweet moments, something that’s way above and beyond normal “family portraits”. I love the action shots, and the ones where the kids are laughing! Beautiful job.
Comment by Jillian Kay — December 1, 2006 @ 2:06 am