Carla is one glowy pregnant lady. She looked so beautiful as we took photos. There was a good amount of “model wind” but we used it to our advantage.
She has since had that her cute kiddo and let me tell you what, she is adorable, just like her siblings. I am so happy that I was able to take more photos of the sweet Woods family. I love being able to see families grow and grow up. Such a great part of what I do.
I love this last shot. I couldn’t help but giggle at their cuteness.
There is something about every family that I discover during the photo shoot. The Wankier Family has great smiles and flawless skin! hahaha! But seriously, with every photo I was editing I realized that they are a pretty good looking family.
It was a pretty windy day, but we decided it was really model hair wind. We worked our way through a lot of terrain and every one worked the camera like a champ! I absolutely loooooved taking their pictures. They were up for anything and looked gorgeous while doing it. They were a dream to work with.
Thank you Wankier Family!
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We haven’t done fireworks like this in my family in years. Mostly just what happens when a family grows up, I guess.
We had Otter Pops out.
We had dud fireworks.
We had the chairs lined up at the end of the drive way.
We had matches that wouldn’t work.
We had the bucket of water ready, you know…for just in case.
We had Dad watering the lawn for practically 30 minutes, to protect the lawn and house from stray fireworks, until we told him to stop it and come watch!!
We had my younger brother trying to light me on fire…okay, that may be a slight exaggeration. haha.
We had love.
We had laughter…a lot of laughter.
We had an amazing time.
I hope you had a memorable 4th of July as well.
I love Disneyland.
Just a few shots from my last visit to the happiest place on earth.
I can’t wait to go back.
San Antonio is home of the Alamo!
It is right by the River Walk. I took a few shots while I was down there.
I love taking photos of people. I love the interaction with those standing in front of my camera. Cracking jokes and letting them see who I see through my eyes. But it is fun to sometimes force myself to find the shot without having someone in front of me. To see the beauty that isn’t always beautiful, or maybe is.
I wish I had more time on the River Walk. There are so many details I would love to shoot. Living in Las Vegas, there is constant change to get rid of the old and make it new. So I was in love with the old buildings, brick and chipped paint. It was great.
Here is a few shots from the street and river boat.
