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children's photography

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M. is one of those kids I could photograph all day. It’s cliché, but the camera loved her! She has a great spirit, easy smile and the most beautiful brown eyes. She came out for a headshot mini-session and in ten minutes I had a ton of gorgeous shots  with an incredible variety of expressions. I just know that M. is going to light up any stage the way she lit up in front of the lens!
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Outdoor Children's Portrait

Outdoor Children's Portrait

E. and his family came to see me for a little mini-session today. Last time I photographed them E. was not even one and he is now almost three! It’s amazing how fast they grow. Although E. took a little while to warm up, I loved the sweet moments I was able to capture with his mom and dad like this one. It was great to catch up and I hope I’ll be able to photograph E. more in the future when we come back to visit!

Family Portrait Cuddle

Family Portrait Cuddle

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Sister Portrait on the Lake

Sister Portrait on the Lake

I loved photographing this family! The girls were great and happy to suggest ideas and ham it up and mom and dad were open to any of their ideas (and mine too). It was wonderful to also get a preview of what I have in store for me in about four years with my two girls…and I have to say, if it is anything like the kind of fun times the F. family has, then I can’t wait!

Family Portrait on the Boat

Family Portrait on the Boat

Romance and Silliness

Romance and Silliness

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Fairy Portrait

Fairy Portrait

A. wanted to play w/her fairy costume and was happy to have me take pictures of her (she’s becoming quite the model!).  Part of my job as a photographer is to find little pockets of gorgeous scenery in everyday environments. This particular spot is just in my front yard, and most people wouldn’t think it was anything special, but A. and I found it a fairy wonderland! It’s so much fun to have a little more time over the summer to enjoy taking pictures of my own children and I will try to share some of C. soon.

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Miss A. wanted to act as art director for her own patriotic shoot using the little flag she got at school. I was happy to indulge her even if we got a little silly with our stars and stripes sheet set. I guess I have the same silly bone as my four-year-old, because we were both giggling at the end.

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black and white portrait

black and white portrait

In the effort to try to enjoy the summer rainy days while we are still in Massachusetts, we bought A. a cute little bug umbrella and she wanted me to take pictures of it today.  When the rain calmed down enough for me to take her out and use my camera while holding my own umbrella we headed out into the yard. She’s at the stage where she likes to get her picture taken, but doesn’t necessarily like to hold still, but I’m happy to chase her around and also to catch a few moments like this where she pauses for a breather.

Outdoor child portrait

Outdoor child portrait

and she looks a tad wild-eyed, but that’s what a week cooped up inside for bad weather will do to you!
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She might be sad that ‘it never rains in Southern California,’ but I think all the swimming will probably make up for it.

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She’s probably even a bit awkward as four-year-olds go, but my daughter does like to dance! Today was her last day of dance, drama and crafts camp at The Performing Arts Connection – I’m really hoping I can find a great place near Irvine for her to dance, and if I can partner with them to do headshots, like I’ve done for Sam, then that’s great too!
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Earlier this spring I held a headshot day at the Performing Arts Connection for the young actors and singers. I met a great group of kids who loved the camera. We didn’t have much time together, but it was still fun to chat w/them and capture their personalities. Sharing a few with you:
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Everyday finds

by Teya on April 6, 2008 in Teya's Life, children's photography

Some of you may have noticed that my award-winning images from PPAM incorporated textures into the image background.  This is a hot technique among portrait photographers today.  Some of you may also know that we’ve been living among house renovations since we moved in.  At least our most recent bathroom demo provided some interesting textures!

Just to give you an idea, here is a quick play with a snapshot of my daughter (she’s into acting lately, and is making her "angry" face):

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Also, a photographer friend of mine shared this great find.  It’s a gallery-rail style frame set perfect for displaying your session images in a modern and organized way!

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Three of my last four sessions have been with families with only boys.  I have to admit that sometimes I have a hard time photographing them – if only because I’m laughing so hard myself.  I love their energy and their sense of humor: just about everything becomes silly.

Here is one of my recent families. I was delighted to spend an evening last weekend with them:
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and I loved that mom told me about her tree climbing days and happily encouraged the boys to climb for some pictures:
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