Traditional portraits just aren’t the right thing for my family. Here’s some mother and son bonding with Debbie and Michael. This is as normal as they get and I love them for it.
Debbie in the studio:
Colin and Carline love cooking together and enjoying a glass of wine. They have this great house that they’ve done a beautiful job on refinishing! ….. it’s just right for another favourite thing to do together –> entertaining. Their session video:
I look forward to the day when I learn Nicole is taking her bassoon to play professionally in a symphony orchestra. I do expect that to happen. Nicole thought it would be fun to run her portrait session as a modeling portfolio style shoot. I think her images illustrate an important aspect of portrait sessions…
From tropics to snow. …. As families go, these guys were much like teenagers, joking and singing/playing around the campfire. This is what I miss most from my old place in the country. Thanks you guys for doing something cool that reminded me of so many good times! …. and for later, when you lived…
14 family members? …. and 4 are young children? ….. and a dog? That’s the kind of session that tempts comtemporary photographers to go old school and do formal posed portraits with everyone gazing into the lens and smiling. This family of 14 helped me avoid that temptation by just being themselves; a spirited state…
Happy together. Adoring parents who want to capture, with their daughter, Zeeva – how she is loved. Documenting your family life with babies this age is as simple as . . . doing what you do together. Play. Cuddle. Sing. Explore. Photographs can save these memories of your real life together. See more family photographs…
This post is from 2009! . . . to view the 2012 special – click here – -> 2012 fall portrait special Fall family portraits, engagement sessions, portraits in the fall colours, ….. you choose the session. This year’s special is a half price session fee on full custom portrait sessions. Read all the details…
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What a fun and unique shot! I am sure your clients will treasure this image for a lifetime. You are truly a master of your craft.
Jill
Now THIS is my kinda “NORMAL”!
Now if only more families would skip the pseudo-Rockwellian family photo sessions at Sears (ugh) and go to you instead–we could enjoy a world of AMAZING family portraiture for a change!
Fantastic job, Jay–viva the “new normal”!!
Some incredible pictures… the sky looks almost 3-D!