Karl.
She wanted to climb high, reach higher, find a new path, forge her own way. One handhold at a time, from ledge to ledge, inching her way up the barely scale-able wall of red crusty rock. She tried to do it on her own, she really did. But she couldn’t: she couldn’t do it on…
These are not your typical newborn photos. I mean, we have a (sometimes) asleep and (sometimes) awake ten-day-old. Typical. We have doting parents and adoring siblings. Typical. We have cute props and lovely natural light. Typical. But these photos are made extra special (and a-typical) because every prop we used used is going to be…
Baby was going to be getting cold. I mean, it was a November late afternoon in Langley – chilly just can’t be helped. We had agreed on a photo shoot wedged into a harried schedule and cold weather and the timer was ticking. In near-record time, we tackled family photos the fast and easy way. …
Planning an outdoor Williams Park photo session in March is risky business. Especially when our British Columbia weather is so intensely unpredictable. Today, for example, was cloudy, sunny, drizzling, sunny, pouring, cloudy. I’m going to say it: springtime weather in B.C. is as fickle as a PMS’ing woman. Between cooperative sunshine poking its head into…
The sun shone, yes. But it didn’t help at all. The bitterness of the December cold lingered, along with every breathe she exhaled. That winter sun especially couldn’t even poke a hole in the bite of the day after a snowstorm. Three boys stood armed at the edge of the clearing. They’d just walked down…
The fourth family photo session in as many years with Michelle & Bryant’s family was a rousing success. To add victory to the victory, this time we had the most kids and the least amount of stress and the best photos. Triple win, right? How’d we do it? 1. Let the kids choose parts of…