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Tag Archives: sisters
OK, this is my favorite picture I’ve taken in a while. LOVE it.
And this one matches one we took of these two girls about four or five years ago, with little sister E in focus in the front and big sister A in the background… I’m all for symmetry.
And even though we can’t see everybody’s faces clearly in this next shot, I just love the mom-ness of this moment. Girls giggling with their mama.
Killer dance moves.
Loved seeing you guys – thanks for a great shoot as always. These climbing trees were GORGEOUS for pictures, you were right!
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Look at the huge grins on these two!
They played Heart and Soul like nobody’s business :)
Dancing with mama:
And now I’m afraid I’m going to show you too many of the running around crazy pictures, but I am just in love with them…
This next one’s actually one of my very favorites – hard to see their expressions here on the blog, but they’re perfect. I love the sun spots across the whole picture.
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Having a hard time choosing a favorite of these two girls from a few weeks ago. We started out at their house near the Boston Public Garden, and the inside ones are so sweet…
Correct me if I’m wrong, but don’t we have a great piano picture from S’s first shoot years and years ago? Love this, now that she can actually play :)
But then we zipped outside to the Public Garden and got wonderful ones outside too… I’m loving this messy-haired real sister moment here…
Wait up!
Wonderful to see you guys as always!
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Tomorrow would mark three weeks since I last posted on the blog – had to quick get this one up before we hit the 3 week mark, lest you think I’ve been resting on my laurels this summer. I’ve been lucky enough to take some time with my girls in the past few weeks. I’ve been shooting a bit, here and there as childcare allows… but I hoarded my own babies for a few weeks of relaxing at the pool, and when throughout the year my weekends are usually booked with photoshoots, over the past few weeks I even got to take time to do some rare weekend celebrating with grownups (35 birthdays, bridal showers, bachelorette parties)…
But now for those here-and-there families who’ve been so patient waiting for their pictures. Over the next few days I am in final edits for six recent sessions. Here’s the first. Thanks for your patience, guys!
Here’s my #1 most favorite, perfect one.
The girls.
And brotha.
Showing me a missing tooth.
Loving mama’s reading style.
I like all three interested in this one:
The funky turquoise bracelet here brings to mind mom’s own mom’s ring, from photos of hers from childhood. The idea makes me happy.
Hehe.
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I have a special place in my heart for sisters who are five years older than their little new sisters. I am the big sister in this same arrangement in my family, and I have these really strong memories of my parents bringing home a little monkey-like being from the hospital… so every time I meet a family like this, I am excited for the girls to be best friends some day and have these pictures to look back on.
These toes look small when you think this is mama’s hand. When you realize it’s big sister K’s hand, the toes all of a sudden are teeeeeeenie!
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These two little girls are waiting, waiting, waiting soooo patiently for their little sister or brother to arrive. And I’m going to try a blog post with a lot fewer words. Let’s see how this goes. I feel like the pictures tell enough of a story…
Wait, but just one more thing. Isn’t this a neat family shot, and do you believe Ali (mom) is due in 3 weeks, but still lifting 3 year old L high in the sky? Putting the rest of us to shame, girlie!
These two sweet girls were visiting from out of town, and their mama just finished her dissertation! Wooohooooo!
So her generous sister gave her a shoot as a celebration of her wonderful accomplishment, and we even got to include cousin T in the photos, too. The three played so well together:
This next one is one of my favorites ever – I LOVE it. The little guys looking back at big E :)
And this one is such a sweet moment!
And now of a few of the two…
LOVE love love this:
Girlie in a pot:
Two together again:
The family of four at the swingset – really like the light here, and everyone’s expressions are great…
Flying cousin T, with his dad:
So fun to meet you all – I’m so honored to have been part of your celebration. Thanks so much, guys!
And this one is one of my favorites – I love the cousin expressions as T reaches out for his buddy H :)
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I just looked through this handful of my favorite shots from this session, and they reminded me of that expression “go big, or go home”. These adorable girls had big expressions for the whole session. Look first at these BIG smiles:
And everyone with big smiles here, too – except the pugs, who don’t, I guess, do “big”.
Now we did have one moment of the other kind of big… big wails:
But mere moments later (literally, I looked at the timestamp – this shot was 14 seconds after the above shot) – S was back to being thrilled by her dad’s playing…
And do you believe this grin?
The tongue’s the best part. Well, that and the dimple. Oh, and the thigh roll. Oh, ok, and the pug in the bottom corner. I guess I like this shot a little bit.
Sister time. :)
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This is another pair of girlies I’ve been taking pictures of since they were teenie. Since before B was born – back when M was just a tiny bubble-blowing cutie…
And now here they are, girls having fun together. Something about B’s arm here is so perfect. Love.
And a classic by the tree:
All the expressions here are so great:
I like the sweetness of this sister moment:
Wonderful to see you guys again, I loved it.
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Last year we did photos in the Public Garden with these three cuties, because they live a bit outside of my normal travel area, and I love meeting families here (as you might be able to guess by the zillions of shoots I’m posting these days). And now here they are, a year later, cute and fun as can be. I love how relaxed and happy they look here:
Running around like crazy:
And baby L is becoming a big girl – with the best toothy grin here as she cuddles her blankie:
Big girl E as model-beautiful as ever:
And stylish Mr. S giving a great expression:
Squeeeeeeeze!
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These guys live right behind me, so I was so excited when they booked a session on my Public Garden mini-shoot day. I’ve wanted to take their picture forever – they always have such a good time together.
Now this picture is one of the best moments – I adore it. The parents pose cutely in the front, while the sisters in back think we’re not paying attention to them… and littlest brother W crouches over the edge of the water, investigating wildlife.
I like the hugeness of the weeping willow here –
And a pile of smiles:
Sweetness.
And a classic one -
I love this one – I always say this, but this one deserves to be printed huge and hung in the front hall or somewhere… you can’t see faces here on the blog, but trust me when I tell you everyone’s having a great time here:
Aaaand break! You guys were super fun, it was awesome to get a chance to take your pictures.
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I started taking pictures of these two lovelies five years ago when they were just babies. And now look at them – two gorgeous ladies! These guys were my first shoot in the Boston Public Garden last Sunday for my Ashmont Nursery School fundraiser family mini-shoot day, and I loved starting with them.
Crinkley nose pic first. The matching sandals (complete with bruised shins) kill me. :)
Wandering before the Garden got crowded…
Dimples!
Squeeeeeze –
And last but not least, a sweet mama moment:
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Pardon the blog title… can you tell I’ve been watching the finale of Lost as I edit these photos? I’ve got Party of Five on the brain (Lost’s Jack was Charlie on Pof5 back in the day). But that’s neither here nor there.
I am so in love with these four kiddos from last weekend. The energy in the group was palpable – it really did feel like a party as we ran around their yard and got these crazy pictures.
Um, best little sister shot EVER? This is one of those that should be printed in some enormous size somewhere. Hilarious.
The kids were right. I reluctantly poked my head through the trampoline’s mesh, feeling like the angle I had would be tough to work with… but they insisted, and I love that they were totally right. Adorable jumping shots in there. Such fun. Love baby L’s chubby little legs high in the air.
The foursome, looking almost posed :)
Wooohooo!
Funny faces – (complete with adoring little L staring up at her big sister S)
Ahhhh!
Aaaaaaand break! Great shoot, I loved it. Thanks so much for having me :)
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These sweet sisters sported some fantastic matching sailor dresses for their photoshoot last weekend, but in this shot I love how they match in so many other ways – the tilting heads, the smiling eyes, the shape of their mouths… incredible likeness.
Big sister M played on the swings – love the eyelashes here:
A pretty smile before jumping to Daddy:
Unbridled joy as she climbs her favorite part of the swingset:
Big sister M kept leaning over to whisper in little sister J’s ear – I loved their connection, so amazing to see :)
Peek-a-boo!
With their mama and daddy looking on:
Love the light reflecting in J’s face here, as her hair blows in the wind:
Wonderful to see you guys again, thanks for having me out!
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I know the classic family shot has everybody looking at the camera and smiling, but sometimes there’s a different kind of photo that steals my heart. This is one of them – of my 1pm family from the Public Garden mini session on the 11th. LOVE each and every one of these expressions.
But the classic shot has something going for it, too… Even baby K has a sweet smirk in this one:
A toss in the air from Dad:
And this next one needs to be printed big. It tells such a story, places these girls in time, at a particular age… They’re growing up so fast (maybe I’m projecting – my girls are the same age difference, and my girls are growing up too fast!), and I love this as mom and dad look lovingly at their ladies.
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