I would like to thank the people that were giving me a proverbial swift kick in my arse. I haven’t been the best blogger out there. But I do have excuses. Out the wazoo. Well…only one excuse really. I’ve been busy. I have learned how long it takes to edit 8 sessions. A long freakin time. LOL. I had 5 shoots for the pediatric office and 3 other sessions. I am proud to say that I finally finished them all. Everyone has been advised of their galleries, so I think it’s safe to post some peeks now. Well, they wouldn’t really be peeks if they’ve already seen them, but we’ll call them that.

So here are some sneaks from some of these sessions.

First up was the brother and sister who are children of a high school friend. It was a good way to start off the day. They were very cooperative until brother got hungry near the end, but we got some shots before then. We found a really good spot in a big tree. Big brother D loved this spot.

Little sister L got to play in the lantana with the umbrella.

My second session was with 3 sisters. Sister 4 couldn’t make it because of work, but maybe we’ll have a session later. We pulled out the umbrella again for this session.

The last session of the day was with a wonderful little man. Perfect way to end a busy day of sessions.

He and his momma were having a blast.

The next day was a session with a fabulous teenager. She was a joy to work with. She knew her angles and was comfortable being herself. I captured some great shots during this session.

I love how this one is so fully of personality. Thank you Miss M!

Then I did a shoot for a new client (friend of a friend from work). We headed out to the Domain for some fun.

We tried to get the fountains to cooperate, but that was one of the most frustrating times of the day. It didn’t seem like there was a set pattern. Random water spouts is a challenging subject to work with.

I then had a Quinceanera portrait session. We headed out to Southwestern, hoping to beat an incoming storm that was looking to roll up. Fortunately, the storm never made it’s way over us.

We found a wonderful archway with some columns.

My next session was with a return client. I’ve done several shoots with her and her family. She’s an up and coming musician and was looking for shots to use for her business cards and other promotional items. We headed downtown for some laid back shots.

It started getting dark. I pulled out the old OCF and kept snapping. I think we got some nice ones, even though we could hardly see anything. Thank you Miss B for a fun time, and for bringing Miss W who was a great flash holder!

My last session was my Seester and her BF and his daughter. Again, we headed out to Southwestern and some locations around Georgetown.

Love you, Seester!

As always, comments are welcome!