Had the pleasure of photographing this beautiful family waiting the arrival of their second daughter. After 12 years, big sister is very excited and helping on all the preparations and pampering mom. I’m sure the baby will be as beautiful as mom and sister…
It always amazes me how kids are fearless and can fall and get up without blinking…It’s sad how we loose that capacity and become more fearful and aware of consequences. I love to watch the kids do jump and stunts at the terrain park at Timber Ridge. Here are some shots of a fun
I photographed this family more than two years ago, so it is a great pleasure to come back and do it again.
I’ve been very busy this fall photographing gorgeous families in Kalamazoo. I loved this session with the Kawabatas, the energetic kid kept me running after him for a long time. He is as cute as they come and so smart too. He just turned two and speaks Japanese, Spanish and English! Can’t wait to meet his little
Hungry? Food Photography I’ve heard the advice so many times, find a niche you are good at and concentrate on it, work on that. What I like the most is photographing people, telling their stories. But the truth is, most photographers like to shoot many things, and I think we all should experiment and try different subjects.
Love the light this time of year, the air is crisp and the light is simply gorgeous. This is a maternity session I did a couple of week ago…I can’t wait to meet the new baby -and photograph his/her tiny feet and hands.
Rocking the Hula Hoop This is the “after party” of a shoot with a family of sixteen. Three generation gathered to have a group portrait taken, then we had all the kids together, the grandparents with the kids, each family group….all combinations and permutations possible…But when everybody relaxed and the children started playing with the hula hoops, jumping on the
More “Get Wet” photographs What is summer without water? A couple of more photographs on the “Go Ahead Get Wet” series…. Related Images:
Go Ahead Get your Feet Wet Nothing says more “summer” that playing in the water. Finally days are warm and long here in Michigan and I love to see the kids -and some grown ups- having fun in the water…so go ahead, get your feet wet and have fun! Related Images:
London Documentary Project – The royal wedding When it comes to celebrities news get old very quickly, by the time the tabloids hit the stands couples have already broken up and hooked up with somebody else. Imagine news that are almost two months old, that’s ancient history. That is exactly was this blog post is! When
An inspiring girl Meet Sabrina. Sabrina is a 10 year old girl with hopes and dreams like any other girl. She is a ballerina, she spends her afternoons among pink tutus and slippers, with her hair tied up in a perfect bun. Well, that was before she donated her beautiful long hair to Locks of Love. Inspired by a
Yesterday I had the great opportunity of learning from two great photographers. Joe McNally and David Hobby on their Flash Bus Tour. It was a great experience, I laughed and learnt a lot! These two guys are the masters of working with speed lights (flash) and do amazing things with simple set ups, and some not so simple ones but still with
I’m not raising model citizens Often, when I do photo shoots with kids, parents stress out a lot about how they need to behave, how they should address me and how they have to pose for the pictures. I try to convince them that, for the couple of hours that the shoot will last, we’re not raising model citizens.
Belated happy New Year! Happy New Year! It’s already the 10th, I know. I’ve been very delinquent with my blog lately, no Christmas or NewYears post; I didn’t even send a Christmas card this year, so if you didn’t receive one, don’t worry, nobody did. As a matter of fact I though people weren’t sending cards in the mail anymore. In this
I grew up by the Caribbean sea. Our vacations were filled with sail trips to islands and pristine beaches and even crossed the Atlantic on a sail boat; so all this cold and snow is not what I was used to. When I moved to the US, my first experience with winter wasn’t very enjoyable, I didn’t
