I recently photographed the new addition to Darcie’s studio - Nicki Wiebe. She’s a fun, talented musician who is teaching 18 month to 3 1/2 yr olds at The Little Brown Music Studio. All images using natural light in our great room/client area.
Just a reminder to get your entries in for the February contest before February 28 - there’s still time! We’ve had some great entries so far and there’s going to be some tough competition.
The winner will be announced on the blog at the beginning of March.
Well, Xander’s soother finally died. And he didn’t take it lightly. It was like his best friend just left him. But he came to terms as he placed it gently in the garbage bin. He’ll do just fine.
We got some awesome ultrasound shots of Brown#2 the other day. He was kneeing himself in the face, as well as grabbing his foot and yawning excessively. This shot shows his knee in his face with a great facial profile.
Just came back from a seminar by Gary Fong - it was the last stop of his US tour in Seattle, Wa. Awesome information from a hilarious, straight-shooting wedding photography and business expert. Some perspectives from the trip…
Gloomy 3+ hour drive to Seattle
Here’s something you don’t see in Canada - Coronas in the corner stores!
Great sunset view in Seattle city limits
At the Seatac Marriott - cool light fixtures everywhere
Gary demonstrating his amazing Lightsphere
Checking out Gary’s albums - Gary in background
Entrance sign - kinda eerie
Abstract drive home
Here’s a glimse of what it looks like at our studio meeting space:
The wall portraits are hung discreetly on a heavy duty velcro strip along the wall. The sign was custom crafted by Ryan at metalgodz.
More images to come later…
Last Thursday was sunny - quite a change from the rainy days we’ve had lately. Xander had a blast outside with some of the neighbor kids.
chalking up the driveway
racing
the lift and…
…descent
This is how Xander feels being outside on a sunny day
I photographed 49 kids for a recent project at our church, South Abbotsford Church. They will be displayed as framed 5X7 prints.
For fun, I put all 49 headshots into one collage.
The tummy situation seems to be changing more rapidly.
Images from just over 19 1/2 weeks.
