JUST SHOW UP - I am going to show up and do my job and let God do the rest

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Showing posts with label siblings. Show all posts
Showing posts with label siblings. Show all posts

Monday, November 22, 2010

day 311: monkey see, monkey do

subject: 2 little monkeys in a tree
why? I believe it is always good to throw a little silliness in when I have a photo session. Especially little boys like to get a little crazy. What better way than to have them act like a monkey's. I honestly love how they are cracking themselves up and letting loose and having fun being brothers. Especially the second photo when the brother on the left checks out his brother and then mimics him in the last photo.


before: brother checks out brother

after: brother mimics brother

Saturday, November 20, 2010

day 309: bringing them together

subject:  sisters
why? These two are adorable. I just wanted to share the before photo of each of their individual pictures and then the after is once they were in a photo together. They are cute as buttons and I love their outfits.



Friday, November 19, 2010

day 308: laugh a little

subject: siblings
why?  These two are cute and it totally made me laugh when I review the photos and saw how they were so serious in this first photo. Even their posture is upright. And then in the next photo, I must have done  (I hope) something funny to make them laugh, because they sure did loosen up!


Tuesday, November 16, 2010

day 305: beginning and the end

subject: holiday portraits
why? This was the first and last portrait. As you can tell by the first, this lady was seriously ready for some posing. And as you can tell by the last portrait silliness ensued.


Thursday, November 4, 2010

day 293: siblings

subject: siblings
why? these two siblings are so adorable. And they were so agreeable for their photo shoot.  What a good older brother little by J is, and he has such a handsome smile. The before is them sitting on the grass, the after was once I moved them to the chair to see if little J could hold his sister.