Tuesday I had the opportunity of playing with one of Santa's littlest helpers! Jarrett brought both of his older sisters in with him for this session, but till he had the spotlight all to himself he was a stinker.lol I completely understand little man! See you for your 6mth pictures in another month!
Sibling photo: Ashlee, K.C., and Jarrett
Elizabeth and Raylee were brought into the studio this weekend for a family photo. Our church directory needs their new faces! Mom and Dad wanted some individual photos of their girls, but Miss Elizabeth was just not having it. She's loved me in the nursery, so I'm blaming it on the camera.lol
And Miss Taylor who stopped in to play and have some pictures done for the holidays. There are so many things to see and explore, kids to play with, and boys echo's through the register. By the time Miss Taylor was smiling and not in serious mode, she was messing with me! Popping around and making her stinker face.
Teddy was a huge hit with everyone the last couple of days. All the attention, I think he's lonely now girls!
Dylan came in for his 3mth pics what seems like just a couple weeks ago. Now almost 5mths old he was requiring holiday pictures and cards for his family and friends! Mister Serious had his thinking face on the entire time...I think he was taking notes for what/where to explore at his 6mth shoot!
Saturday I had the privilege again of photographing James & Chelsea! We did their first e-pics back in September in St. Joseph, but due to intense sun that morning they decided to head north to visit Cedar Springs. We started in the studio with some simple, more traditional poses, then we headed to Rockford to take advantage of an old barn on a friends property.
The elegance. Mike's smile. Andrea's laughter.
Saturday's wedding took place at Mayfair Christian Reformed Church in Grand Rapids with the reception at English Hills Terrace in Comstock Park.
A year ago I had the opportunity of photographing Sara's extended family...and let me tell you, that was the largest family I have shot at one time. The "kids" that day were her mother's siblings. It was wonderful being able to catch-up with everyone to hear about all the changes that can happen in just one year.
And who said a non-traditional bride doesn't want traditional pictures? Hmmmm... (you had to have known we'd give you a hard time!)
A little description on the picture above. Jeralyn's parents and grandparents were both married at St. Mary's. The one required shot of the day was taken at the only location in the church that has not changed in 150 years. The same location and pose to add to their family history.
Something I learned Friday... Did you know you can FAKE a CAKE?
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