Showing posts with label family. Show all posts
Showing posts with label family. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 10, 2010

Taylors, Full of Life

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The Taylor family have been our friends for many years.  And I have had the privilege and honor of photographing them for a few of those years.  It has been amazing to see their family grow, in number and in size!

Enjoy a few of my favorite photos from their recent photo session.







You don't choose your family.
They are God's gift to you, as you are to them.
~Desmond Tutu

Living life.
Capturing life.

Christine

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Tuesday, November 2, 2010

Sneak Peek at a Fabulous Family

The photos have been downloaded, edited, and uploaded.  Soon I'll be able to post all the photos from this session.  But for now, a few of my favorites should suffice.  Really, I can't wait!!






Living life.
Capturing life.

Christine

Visit my family blog!
Indeed My Heritage

Saturday, September 11, 2010

Tooley Pond Road

I love the Midwest!  People are generally straightforward, honest, and hardworking.  I love the change in seasons (praise the Lord for both a/c and heat!).  I do miss the ocean, however.  I grew up in Spring Lake Heights, New Jersey just a few miles from the Atlantic.  I haven't been there since I was about 15.  I lived in Norfolk, Virginia for a year when Fernando and I were first married, so I saw the ocean a time or two.  But it has now been 22 years since I've physically been standing at the edge of the Atlantic.  I'll go back pretty soon, I hope.

One thing I don't get much of in the Prairie State is waterfalls.  So our family determined to take the opportunity to search a few out in the Adirondacks.

Tooley Pond Road is about an hour from Lake Bonaparte, just west of Cranberry Lake.  Once we figured out that the trailhead to each waterfall was clearly marked, we took off through the forests in search of some roaring water.


The first waterfalls--Rainbow Falls--were the prettiest to photograph.


A quick snapshot.

With tripod set up and smallest aperture possible.

Same set-up a little farther downriver.  I like this photo best.

OK, a shot from Danny that proves I hiked over rocks in a skirt.  :)

I'm showing you the next photo because it is funny.


It may not look funny.  Several of my "family photos" were taken with the help of a plug-in remote, a ten-second timer, and a 17-year-old who can clamber over boulders and make it back into his spot just in time.  However, when the sun is shining in your eyes, everyone is counting down, Fernando asks, "Is it ready?" and Thomas sneezes moments before the shutter clicks, it is funny.  I don't think I'll choose this one for our Christmas photo.

Living life.
Capturing life.

Christine

Visit my family blog!
Indeed My Heritage