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the brit family
A longtime bsquared family who braved the wind (and it was SO windy!) for their shoot this year. I was so happy to see them all again, even with hair flying everywhere! This summer hasn’t been very nice weather wise so at this point I was just glad to get the shoot in at all! Wishing all the kids a great year at school (and parents too of course!) where I hope things are normal-ish. Thanks to all of them for being troupers with the wind!
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the osul family
Because their parents are selling their childhood home, they got the whole family together (at said house) for a session. I was so happy to shoot there and capture some of their last family memories at the house. They’re not going far, but just having these pictures I hope will bring a smile to their faces.
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lauren & brian get married- the details
How about some pretty wedding details on an otherwise gloomy day? Lauren made a lot of them with her Cricut (so cute, right?) and she was also in love with her centerpieces- she said the florist absolutely nailed her vision. Their drink of choice right after the ceremony was a pina collada, so of course I had to incorporate those into the pictures somehow- the straws were perfect for that. One more installment of their wedding to come, stay tuned!
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the silv family
So happy to see this family again this year! After my personal piano concert from miss J last year, I was looking extra forward to catching up with them and hearing about all the new developments in the past year. (spoiler:Besides miss J missing a lot of teeth, there were not many. because, covid.) But it was great to see them and hear lots of family giggles again! Here’s to hoping I see them again next year for pictures and we have some fun stuff to catch up on.
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the sull family
Because now 3 out of the 4 kids are now in college, we took advantage of D’s graduation party for their mini session (to be used as Christmas cards) for a few pictures of them all together, also while all tan! Wishing them all a great year at school! (both hs and colleges) and if you’re an avid reader like me, check out mom’s online reading community The Stack at The Stack. You won’t be sorry, she has great suggestions and discussions!
