This little punkin head was so sweet. He was just a couple days old, and stayed awake for most of the session! (Rare for newborns!) He has such wise eyes, doesn't he? I found myself wondering what he was thinking about...
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The precious, precious moments of adding a newborn are such a keepsake! As I look through these images, I could completely just almost, kind of, okay not really at all have another baby...but it DOES send me through that process! Those sweet little toes, the interaction with the rest of the family? oooohweeee! melt.
Some things that you may (or may not) be interested to know here...the basket that you see the baby in was made by hand by the baby's g'ma! How cool is that! I want to make a basket this cool!
The paper that you see with "blue" words are from one of the girls feelings of responsibility to name her ball team. She was going through the creative process to pick just the perfect name. I was so inspired by that! I love young people who get inspired and think creatively...then really? I love old people that do that, too. ;)
I love so many of these images because it's exactly what the feeling was like being in their home. That doesn't say much to some, but for me....it's exactly what makes my heart sing. I'm photographing this story for the children featured in these images in hopes that someday, they can flip through their book and look back through pictures on their walls and say, look how much we loved each other, even then! Special moments like bringing a baby home from the hospital shouldn't be taken lightly! We only have a small window of opportunity to document those tiny little people. ;)
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Same family, different days...shoot a little, hang out a little. We (Taylor and I) had a great time going down to photograph this mini series of sessions.
The beautiful little champagne dress that you see here is from Opal Petit Clothier
What an INCREDIBLE designer she is! I saw these dresses from one of my bookmarked magazine sites and instantly fell in love with them.....and then I received them! Wow. Impeccable quality and not to mention, pretty fun to wear (or so it seemed). Nonetheless, they make beautiful images!
So, the dress.....and our other fun, fun family pictures to include, silliness, meltdowns, and good wholesome lovin'. Enjoy!
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Jean says:
Beautiful!!!! Beautiful!!!!!
(11.03.09 @ 09:12 PM)
Sally Roeckell says:
Hi Tina, Just want to say that I find your work inspiring. I am also in love with the Mia Tulle skirt. I found your site through Tamara Lackey's facebook post. I second, and share your thoughts on her chocolate slip n slide. She is amazing! Commenting here bc this beachy post is my favorite!, Sally
(11.10.09 @ 12:45 PM)
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As I began searching for inspiration for this beach session, I remembered a few old family photos that I noticed in their beach house last time I visited. They were reminiscent of old Venice Beach style images where the family was just documented playing on the beach. Things weren't "prettied up" in photoshop or in camera, they were just a very real depiction of what a day at the beach was like. I loved the black and white nostalgia of the whole look and thought we would try it out. Are they super duper creative? no. Are they wildly intoxicating? hardly. Are they seriously a truthful representation of what a day at the beach is like for this family? yep. exactly. I really, really love the way it turned out. The feel of the images is just what I was looking for. I C A N N O T WAIT to see this book designed around the concept of this shoot (or this portion of the shoot, anyway).
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mary crow says:
these are yummy fabulous images!!!
(11.02.09 @ 09:20 AM)
Carey Pace says:
I really, really like these. What a precious treasure for this family!
(11.02.09 @ 04:59 PM)
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This was just TOTALLY out there and gives me the mini-screams every time I think of it! INCREDIBLY CREATIVE CLIENT!!!!!!!!!!! The goose was made by hand for this session. Kha-raziness! Love it. I have so much fun working!
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