specializing in wedding, family, children, high school senior photography in Utah
Just a quick post of the Thoreson Family. We had to improvise on our location since they were having a party. Yet again. Last minute changes. I’ve known Tomoko-”chan” since I was a little girl. I hadn’t seen them in awhile–and when she contacted me about doing a photo session for their family I was so happy to do it for them. They are such a fun and beautiful family!:)
Muray contacted me about doing a family session after she saw the post on the tree. Yup. The tree that I love so much. So we scheduled a session which ended up getting canceled because of the crazy weather. We were finally able to shoot there–thank goodness for the weather cooperating lately because I’m up to my ears in rescheduling shoots! ha!
The Andertons were such a joy to photograph…little Cole was as funny as can be. It took a little while for him to warm up to me, but when he did, he wouldn’t even sit still long enough for me! He was full of energy and so fun! I loved his “bubbly” funny faces that he would make. Such a character!
Thank you so much for having me photograph your beautiful family! Can’t wait to show you the rest!;)
I love these B&W. I would make these large canvases in my home. just sayin…;)
you are beautiful Muray! And I LOOOOOVE your name.
canvas collage in little Cole’s room? I think so..:)
Lately I’ve been trying to scope out some new locations around where I live. There are times where I feel like I’ve got myself in a rut creatively–and that’s when I start searching for some new things to work with. I drove around for 2 hours today. You heard it right…TWO HOURS! And really, I can’t say that I found any gold mines. I guess I just don’t know my way around here in Utah, even though we’ve lived here for about 2 years now. Whenever I’m up in Salt Lake City I find TONS of spots. It is URBAN heaven up there, but around here, there are just a ton of farms and cows. Don’t get me wrong, I do love them cows, but I have been on the hunt for something gritty and full of texture. So, although today turned out a little disappointing for me, I know there’s tons of cool spots–just have to find them. If you know of any cool spots, whether it be urban or natural, let a girl know…PLEEZ. I’m itching to shoot something COOL.
And because dumpsters can actually be kinda cool in a picture, here’s something to check out:
Hurray for the weekend. I have fun stuff to post and am excited for the upcoming week! Hope everyone has a great weekend! And because a post is never fun without a photo, here’s an adorable girl I took pictures of in L.A.
