I’m sad that I’ve been such a sorry blogger, but I must say that it’s been kind of nice not adding one more thing to the “to do” list. Lots going on at LWP and the watson house, including a slew of living room sessions, birthdays (mine and jack’s), and an attempt at doing sessions with my own two beaks. I decided I would take them out one-on-one more often for a proper session. I knew it wouldn’t be easy. When I tell clients that I have one of the most difficult children on the planet to photograph – I’m not kidding. It’s a blessing and a curse. It’s nearly impossible to get amazing photos of this girl – but it’s great practice for working with other people’s kids.
This is how our session began.
No. I will not make eye contact. No matter what she does. I will not look at that camera.
oh, this photo thing is exhausting. when will it end?
ok. maybe if i look at the camera once she’ll make it stop.
what? that’s not what you wanted?
well what about this?
oh, you want to see the adorable, beautiful, precious princess that i am 95% of the time?
like this?
and this?
oh, and you want to capture my love for my “pink bunny” who never leaves my side?
well why didn’t you just say so in the first place, mommy?
there. that’s better.
These photos are hilarious…they capture her so perfectly! We need to have another christmas card photo session this year.
CLASSIC! I deal with the same thing anytime I take my camera out… at least you can use your skills on my kid.
HA! I was dying laughing reading this! I had no idea 3 year olds were capable of such humor…wait, she was being humorous with those faces, right??? ADORABLE! You did a great job.
adorable!! that’s one smart beak. :) love the story your shoot tells….so perfect!