Showing posts with label Dallas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dallas. Show all posts
Miley's First Birthday Shoot
Miley is such a fun and lively little girl. I love her sweet spirit and spunky personality. I was honored to have the opportunity to take her one year old / first birthday pictures!
We shot these photos at my new favorite photography location in Frisco, the Frisco Heritage Museum. This area has such an eclectic collection of multiple colors / background possibilities.
I loved this shot so much. We actually set this up at the end, and Miley was over having a big black camera in her face, and her mother's goofy antics for making her smile were running thin. Miley reached for her mom's phone, and the color of Michelle's phone case just happened to match the styling of this shoot! This was one of those accidental photos that turned out to be one of my favorites. Just another testament to always having your camera ready!
*Warning: Sense of humor required for this next shot. This last photo is not what it seems, but yet another testament to always haing your camera ready. We had Miley sitting on the tracks (Do not be alarmed! This train is part of the museum, not a working train! No babies were harmed or endangered while taking this photo.) She stood up and started crying for her momma, and the way that the camera captured the shot, she looked terrified! After soothing little Miley, Michelle and I scrolled through the images on my camera and laughed at how priceless this moment is and how it appears to be something that it completely wasn't. Add in a bit of motion in photoshop, and viola; We now have a baby running from a moving train.
I loved this shot so much. We actually set this up at the end, and Miley was over having a big black camera in her face, and her mother's goofy antics for making her smile were running thin. Miley reached for her mom's phone, and the color of Michelle's phone case just happened to match the styling of this shoot! This was one of those accidental photos that turned out to be one of my favorites. Just another testament to always having your camera ready!
*Warning: Sense of humor required for this next shot. This last photo is not what it seems, but yet another testament to always haing your camera ready. We had Miley sitting on the tracks (Do not be alarmed! This train is part of the museum, not a working train! No babies were harmed or endangered while taking this photo.) She stood up and started crying for her momma, and the way that the camera captured the shot, she looked terrified! After soothing little Miley, Michelle and I scrolled through the images on my camera and laughed at how priceless this moment is and how it appears to be something that it completely wasn't. Add in a bit of motion in photoshop, and viola; We now have a baby running from a moving train.
Aurelia - Sneak Peek
Awww... my heart just melts looking at those beautiful blue eyes. Aurelia is my neice, and a gorgeous little girl. These photos were taken at the beautiful Frisco Commons Park in North Dallas. I can't wait to finish editing these photos.
Dennis and Lex Engagement Shoot
Dennis and Lex are getting married! Two of my very dearest friends decided to tie the knot. Congrats Dennis and Alexis. Let the ACDC wedding commence.
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Photo Challenge | Happiness
The photo below is being submitted for the I Heart Faces photo challenge, theme "Happiness".
Now, if this beautiful baby's smile, all dressed in white and pink, doesn't make you happy, I don't know what will. :-)
Miley and Vera
Miley and Vera - Friends from birth. Watching these two beautiful babies grow up has been amazing to me. I was so fortunate to be able to take their 9 and 10 month photos. Poor little Miley took a nose dive out of the chair, and scraped up her nose. However, the shoot must go on! Thank you to moms, Michelle and Jaime, for sharing their precious little girls.
Mom's Post-Cancer Photo Shoot
This was a photo shoot that was so near and dear to my heart. Meet my beautiful mother, Ruth, who fought and beat Ovarian Cancer at the age of 56! 2011 was such a tough year for our family, but we made it through it with the help of many loved ones. This shoot was done about two months after Ruth's last chemo treatment. We are loving her stylish new short hair, a style that Ruth would never have been brave enough to pull off pre-chemo! "Experience is what you get when you didn't get what you wanted" ~ Randy Pausch
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