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We had so much fun chasing after this adorable ball of energy! Adrian was such a joy to work with. We headed out to the lake and spent the afternoon exploring, running, and enjoying the forest trails. Adrians natural curiosity made for some wonderful pictures, and we loved being able to capture him just discovering the nature around him. Thank you to Kurt and Jean for allowing us to spend the afternoon with your little man.
Loving this one…
I love the little smirk…
and the big happy smile…
How can you resist this face??? Too cute!
Adrian loves his mommy.
A definite favorite…
Thank you again for a wonderful afternoon! It is a joy to get to re-discover the world through a child’s eyes.
We’re working on a post of our favorite pictures from a shoot we did not too long ago, but we just couldn’t wait to show you some of the pictures, so we thought we’d give you a little preview of some of the pictures you’re going to see soon.
We recently had the opportunity to photograph Nick, a senior at Vancouver’s Union High School. I’ve known Nick’s family for a long time, so it was neat to be able to see the man Nick has grown into. We had a great time, and wish Nick the best as he completes his senior year.
We were able to go on-site at Union High School to take some of Nick’s photos.
Soccer has been a part of Nick’s life since he was young, so we had some fun shooting some pictures out on the soccer field.
Nick’s dad owns a pretty sweet Corvette, and we were lucky enough to use it for our shoot.
The next is a definite favorite of mine…
Another favorite…
Another favorite…
We saw this field as we were driving to the high school, and just had to use it for some photos!
Love this one…
Blessings to you Nick as you continue your senior year, and as you start a new phase of your life next year!
The one picture I want more of is similar to the one that is 4th from the bottom here. The view is of Nick squatting, with yellow weeds/flowers in front of him. I think it’s shot back a bit more. I don’t know how to explain it…
1 – 5×7 of the pose that I tried to explain and
2 – 4×6 of the same pose.