I get couple crushes all the time in wedding photography, I even fall in love with many a Small. Photographing Katie, Ian, Ellsie, and Isaac was my first family crush, though. We had the best time ever in Acton and Concord on a gorgeous Sunday evening in May. They couldn't be a sweeter, cooler, better looking family. They were up for everything, and we did it all: A toy store, an arboretum, and what they love best: cooking together.
Thank you for everything, you guys.
Enjoy.
Ellsie wanted to go to the toy store with me so we could have GIRL POWER in the car! On our way there, she looked out the window and sighed, 'I wish my mom would call me Rapunzel." totally.
It's a bummer to realize that you can't use the stickers in the sticker book when you don't own the sticker book.
There was a wedding having their formals photographs done at this park and Elsie was absolutely enamored with the bride.
I took one look at this photograph and thought, 'this is obviously going to be their Christmas card this year.'
CHEESE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you for everything, you guys.
Enjoy.
Ellsie wanted to go to the toy store with me so we could have GIRL POWER in the car! On our way there, she looked out the window and sighed, 'I wish my mom would call me Rapunzel." totally.
It's a bummer to realize that you can't use the stickers in the sticker book when you don't own the sticker book.
There was a wedding having their formals photographs done at this park and Elsie was absolutely enamored with the bride.
I took one look at this photograph and thought, 'this is obviously going to be their Christmas card this year.'
CHEESE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I couldn't wait to see the photos and they are everything and more than I expected.
(05.23.10 @ 12:43 PM)Just beautiful. What an awesome job, Tara!!!
Colby (Katie's mom) Driscoll