Thursday, June 30, 2011
Family Portraits - Lincoln, CA
Last week you saw part one of Tania's family, now it is time for the casual part two! After a quick outfit change and the search for the right musical instrument, we began this half of the session inside their home. There were music themed posters all over the wall, and I thought it was just the perfect spot to feature dad and his girls playing their guitars.
I asked the girls to find any sheet music that they could find for this next photo, and it became a full family scavenger hunt. Dad was pulling out his guitar books, while the girls were finding any piano related things they could find. I just LOVE this one so much!
We headed outside for a few more photos before calling it a day. These are a few more to add to their collection to use for their first album cover as an awesome family band :)
We couldn't allow dad to have ALL the attention, so we pulled mom Tania back in to get a few shots of just her and the girls together.
But you can't have a family portrait session at home without ALL members of the family, including those furry four legged ones! Such a trooper!

Thank you SO much for getting in contact with me Tania. I had a blast working with you and your family!

I asked the girls to find any sheet music that they could find for this next photo, and it became a full family scavenger hunt. Dad was pulling out his guitar books, while the girls were finding any piano related things they could find. I just LOVE this one so much!
We headed outside for a few more photos before calling it a day. These are a few more to add to their collection to use for their first album cover as an awesome family band :)
We couldn't allow dad to have ALL the attention, so we pulled mom Tania back in to get a few shots of just her and the girls together.
But you can't have a family portrait session at home without ALL members of the family, including those furry four legged ones! Such a trooper!
Thank you SO much for getting in contact with me Tania. I had a blast working with you and your family!
Tuesday, September 21, 2010
Pet Photography
When it comes to family portraits, why leave that furry four legged family member behind? Your friends know you have them, your kids love them, and admit it... you post photos of the silly things you find them doing ALL over your facebook profile. alright, i admit it... if you saw my personal facebook page, there is a good dozen or so cell phone quality photos of our cats (usually mushu) doing something strange...
So whether it be cat or dog, rabbit or even a pet goldfish, that pet is family, and should feel included to show your family in that stage of their life. shoot! bring the whole pack of puppies, or the caboodle of kittens, i'm up for anything. As long as it helps YOUR family capture who they really are. If your pets are anything like ours, they'll LOVE to have their spot in the limelight... well... unless we're talking about MY cat. sheesh. I'm sure both you and your children will love to have your pets photographed outdoors today, and for years to come.
so take the time to rub your puppy's belly, scratch behind your kitty's ears, and give them some extra love :) Email me today at photogbyem@gmail.com to start booking your family/pet photography session!
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An engagement session with these two would NOT have been complete without their two dogs, Rue & Ellie. If we had included ALL animals in their house, we would of had dogs, frogs, a cat, a rat... and i'm SURE something else that I'm forgetting.
I told you I was saving my ampersand for something special to kick it off!

I had to save my ABSOLUTE favorite for last. I made them walk up and down that spot so many times, but we got the shot!
I'm super excited for these two to tie the knot in a few years once Amy is done with nursing school! We've been through a LOT since meeting each other in 6th grade when I moved to Loomis, I can't wait to see the journey they're going to take from here! Thank you two SO much to letting me do your photos for you. I had a BLAST!
p.s. big thanks to our dog wrangler/noise maker Jenny!