My Wish For You
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— or click here —
for Janet and Victor’s family session.
When the show is finished it will jump back here where you can answer a tree-related contest question to win the family an 8×10 print. Have fun!
Above, don’t you just want to put that one in a frame even if you don’t know him? He looks so happy!
It was his birthday! Happy birthday!
I love pictures of dads playing with their children!
Here’s another one!
I love it during a photo shoot when the child finally relaxes with me and just stares into the camera with a natural smile and a natural lean on the arm. So perfect and unposed.
SERIOUSLY unposed! I love this one!
I told my mom that this one is like one of those pictures in a store-bought frame. I wish everybody had pictures like this.
My signature un-portrait! Yay!
I love how the black tones are so rich in this picture.
I spent a few minutes doing semi-standard head-shots. I love how this one came out. The breeze was absolutely perfect for Janet’s hair! Thanks Janet!
TODAY’S CONTEST QUESTION
For serious blog praise and a print in your name for this family, name the kind of tree in my yard that is still covered with leaves. I’ll give you a hint. It’s not a maple. Have fun!
It’s gotta be the dogwood!
Comment by Jeff from Linden — December 2, 2007 @ 10:18 am
Hey Jeff! By the way, my October Glory still has a few leaves, but not many.
And no, it’s not the dogwood. Keep guessing!
Comment by jules — December 2, 2007 @ 12:28 pm
Jules, I know some Beech trees hold their brown leaves all winter, so it’s either that or one of your pear trees. I don’t know if that would qualify though. I’ll guess the Bradford pear.
My Kousa Dogwood still has most of its’ wine colored leaves. The October Glory, about 30%.
Comment by Jeff from Linden — December 2, 2007 @ 1:15 pm
Ok, I’m now guessing the Beech
Comment by Jeff from Linden — December 3, 2007 @ 11:13 am