This morning, we found ourselves at Sears for a photo session. The photographer was very pleasant to work with, but she kept seeming to miss "the moment." Thus, there are a few nice shots, but she really didn't get enough clicks of each pose for me to select any outstanding ones. Lesson learned: the person behind the camera does make a difference. I am now finding that the gal we had a year and a half ago was exceptional.
Notwithstanding, these kids happen to be really cute, and it's pretty hard to make them look bad. More good news is that the price of a package with a cd was about $100 less than it was a year and a half ago.
This arrangement will probably go up on the piano soon.
Cute, but not terribly genuine smiles... too much "Peekaboo!"
Vintage props- these turned out well
Notwithstanding, these kids happen to be really cute, and it's pretty hard to make them look bad. More good news is that the price of a package with a cd was about $100 less than it was a year and a half ago.
This arrangement will probably go up on the piano soon.
Cute, but not terribly genuine smiles... too much "Peekaboo!"
Vintage props- these turned out well
Sweet brother-sister pose
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And she is looking like such a big girl now!
I love to find a good photographer and stick with them. And then you don't always have the tug of war afterwards where they try to sell, sell, sell and you are trying to stick to your guns and your little puny 1-package coupon!
So cute.
Speaking of The Sell, she was trying to sell me a 20 x 20 wall portrait-- of poses that were NOT all that great!
Love,
Mimi