So, when shooting all the other children, I was very easily able to select a shot out of the set, but with Rachel, there are actually three that turned out well. The first one here is the one I finally chose, but I’m posting the other two candidates as well.
This is definitely Rachel's personality
Early this week, I was able to get Sarah’s portrait for our wall. Now, just to re-take Rachel’s, and we’ll be ready to print!
I love her eyes in this picture, too
My son is a ham — all the time. Considering this, you can imagine my joy when I saw how this picture turned out. I only had enough time to shoot a couple pictures of him on our way out the door, and it’s not often someone sees him with clean, ironed clothing and his hair in place, so I was quite excited when the stars aligned and this shot was pulled off the camera. This one will definitely be a family favorite for years to come:
Benjamin's portrait turned out amazingly well.
My wife and I have finally decided upon a theme for portraits of our kids to hang on the wall. We purchased four very nice black frames with four inch white matting around an 8×8 inch square image area: one for each of our children. I’m going to do a black and white portrait of each of our kids and hang them in a simple grid on the wall. After shooting the first couple (starting from the youngest and working my way up), I’m quite excited at how they’re turning out. My wife is still not sold on the one of our two year old, because “her hair is not done”, but I still love the shot. I wanted to share these two, and I’ll post the others once I have them as well.
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