i love photographing these kids! such great personalities and always so fun! one of these days i’ll get mom and dad in a photo (or two!)
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with editing and blogging! let’s hope i keep it up! i’ve done quite a few sessions like this one – with multiple families and i have to say – i love them!!! i love to see the interactions between the kids, the parents and it’s always such a fun time!
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. . . that’s what i am. at least i feel lucky, when i get to have a day like this!! playing at the park with two fun (and funny!) kids!
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the sky was threatening rain for this entire session – but this family was so much fun i don’t think the rain would’ve stopped us!
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had such fun in the studio with this little beauty! she was a little shy at first, but believe me when i say that didn’t last long! pretty soon she was laughing and having so much fun . . .
here’s what shy looks like:
the rest is just plain ol’ fun!
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busy weekend with lots of fun sessions!
this little guy was so smiley and such a trooper!!! i could’ve taken pictures of him all day!
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i’ve heard from many of you about my lack of blog activity – i know, i know – i’ve been a slacker! so, over the next couple of weeks i’ll be catching up my blog on recent sessions.
these two are repeat clients who are such great kids! this session was at one of...
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This little one was so much fun! She was so smiley and would stop what she was doing to look at the camera and smile – so cute! She also had so much fun giving her big furry friend treats.
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This was a great studio session from this past weekend – such a fun family! Mom and Dad were so cool and baby was just a dreamy little guy!
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yesterday i had a session at the nature museum in lincoln park – i hadn’t been there in a couple of years and had forgotten how much fun it is! they have many cool exhibits – for kids and adults! i loved the butterfly house, but i really liked the outside part of the museum...
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