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I simply love when I get to watch the children I have photographed as newborns grow up to become big brothers and sisters. It is so cute to watch how protective they are of their little siblings, and to see what big helpers they are to mom and dad! The pictures of big brother D holding his new baby sister E are just so sweet! It melts my heart!!
I would be lying if I said this wasn’t a challenging session! These two young boys were just chock full of energy, and VERY independent minded. It may have been tough to get the two of them to pose together, but they really did great anyway and a fun time was had by all!
Last weekend I photographed the family of a dear friend of mine. Jessica and I were roommates in college and for a couple years after we graduated, so she’s like family to me. What’s amazing is that her daughter is just about 1 week older than my own little girl. Its so great that they will be able to grow up to be life-long friends and have lots of adventures together, just like their mommies!
Last weekend I had the opportunity to photograph this adorable family of four at Bird Park in Walpole, MA. The weather was AMAZING! We had so much fun walking around the park. Little Miss M pretended to be shy for about a minute, and then she showed off just how much she likes to ham it up for pictures! She is a great big sister and helped to get her baby brother to smile too. And she even shared her Cheerios with him at the end of the day!
I’ve done quite a few sessions at Borderland this year! With good reason too – its such an amazing place to shoot! There are so many interesting backdrops and fun things to check out!
This was the third Picture Outing I’ve done there this fall. It was such an amazing day for November – much warmer than normal! We got some great photos of everyone! What I really love about Borderland is that even on a super sunny day there are plenty of great shady places to get soft, even light, as well as awesome settings to take advantage of the beautiful “hair light” direct sunlight can create!
