Showing posts with label Photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Photography. Show all posts

Saturday, November 3, 2007

Fall Family Pictures

When my sister was here, we went to a small woodland park to take our annual fall family photos. She was sweet enough (and had plenty of patience) to be our photographer.
It's become a bit of a tradition for us. I used to have our pictures taken at Sears or J.C.Penney, but, although the photo quality may not be as good as the professionals', I just like the more natural look of outdoor photos. (Not to mention it's much cheaper, ha ha!). Plus, I can make as many copies as I like!

This one is just so funny, because both of the kids looked ticked off from being photographed!

This photo is my favorite of the two kids together. They grow so quickly *sob*!

Angie suggested taking these. I like them, because they seem to tell a story (and no, it's NOT Hansel and Gretel.)

(Oh, if you are family members viewing this post, let me know in the comments if you'd like a copy of any of the pictures. Don't forget to mention what size photo, too. I'm planning to get a couple of wallet sized prints made as well.)

Friday, May 18, 2007

Pictures with Elise

My dear friend Elise kindly consented to model my Maunawili Falls Vest for me, and here are the results! I think she's so photogenic, don't you? (Especially since she's just had a baby!)

She's such a trooper. Would you believe it that she was running a fever, and still met me at the park for pictures? I didn't know she wasn't feeling well till I got there, but she uncomplainingly posed and smiled as though she was having a wonderful day, instead of the truth, which was that she's feeling awful and dreadfully behind on sleep.

So, what pictures do you like the best? I was thinking of sending at least two to Knitty. (Oh, special thanks to my hubby, who recommended taking pictures at this artistic spot. I hadn't thought of it!)

Oh, here's a close-up of the details. (I LOVE my camera!!!!)Picture #1:
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