I finally got around to taking a picture of my two monkeys for our Christmas card (you know, the cobbler’s kids have no shoes).  Wishing everyone the best of cheer this Holiday Season!

I’m not going to say who was wonderful and who was willful because we all are at times, so who am I to throw stones?  I could have kept shooting all day though – the light was great and the family was awesome.  More of my favorites are here in a little slide slide show – go ahead, jump into the fire:  widdoes

Ms Harris contacted me about doing some portraits, some “happy portraits”, of her and the younger Ms Harris.  I made some suggestions as to where, when and what and on the day of our session the weather was incredible and the results were great!  I have to admit, though, that I feel better about my own two munchkins knowing that hers are almost as good at pushing buttons as mine!  Coffee table albums are one of the best ways to preserve and showcase your images – everyone loves looking at photo books, thye are easy to display or carry with you.  Here is a sample album design from this session:  Coffee Table Storybook

I was warned this session might be difficult because James Henry doesn’t like being photographed, but sometimes it just all comes together perfectly: beautiful engaging kids, great light, fantastic weather.  We spent some time at Woodward Park last week during the unseasonably warm weather and had a great time creating some portraits that turned out great!  A short slideshow of more of my favorites is here:  Annabel + James Henry