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Family Pictures on KU Campus
Here is a teaser of a fun session of an extremely fun family! Now this is just half of the family so stay tuned!
Alicia & Christopher
It’s so rare to see puppy love in engaged couples anymore. It seems like more often than not, marriage proposals are little more than an exercise in practicality rather than an expression of love. Not so with this couple. I have yet to meet a couple so in love. It was really cute to see how they interact with each other. As they gazed into each others’ eyes, lovingly held hands, and shared gentle kisses, an aura of love enveloped every shot. Let me assure, those smiles are genuine.
Engaged on a rainy day
What would you do on a rainy day? How about have your engagement session? This couple had scheduled their engagement session and the day was super overcast all morning and the drizzle started falling a few minutes just before the session began. Well, they were all dressed and ready to go, I had my cameras and a few umbrellas in the trunk, why not? Here is a teaser of this amazing couple as they endured the weather during their engagement session.
Great Family, Great Fun after a Great Snow fall!
You guys are the best. Photographers all over would love to have a session as fun as was this family session! I think it was all you!
Lindsey & Brett
Lindsey and Brett are such a handsome couple! I loved take taking their pictures! Their photo session went SO smoothly. I can’t wait for their wedding in less than 2 months!
They even brought their “baby” who is another beauty in front of the camera.
Kim and Daniel are Engaged!
Taking Kim and Daniel’s pictures was so fun! They never stopped smiling! And are such a cute couple! They chose the best day to take pictures!
Butterfly Bio-Villa at Pendelton’s Country Market
Recently a group of friends, my son, and I went to Pendleton’s Country Market to see the Butterfly Bio-Vila. We had a small tour (perfect length for the kids to stay entertained) and a tractor-pulled hayride to the Bio-Villa. The tractor ride passed a right-turn only maze for the kids to play in afterwards and an area where kids can climb up towers, tires, and tricycles and have fun in the country sun. The main attraction was the butterflies. I loved seeing all the kids getting so excited about the butterflies and seeing butterflies actually coming out of their chrysalises and dry their wings! All the little kids ran up and down the brick road looking at the caterpillars on the parsley and butterflies fluttering around, occasionally landing on one of us and on nearby plants.
Something that really was fun to me was tagging the butterflies after playing around and after most of the crowd had left. They brought out some butterflies and placed a small sticker on their wing, and placed them on our heads and hands to let them warm up and fly away. The sticker has a number and can be tracked via internet! We can track them by visiting Monarch Watch. They told me that these butterflies should be in the system by Jan… I guess it will be fun to see where our butterflies end up! Of the three butterflies we tagged, I only got one tag code which was MLS 911. Let’s see how far she gets (she was female)!
Showing us the caterpillar’s antennae
Some kids (and parents) went into the no-left turn maze.
Butterfly coming out of its Chrysalis
The children loved going on a small bike ride
Some children took their pics in front of the caterpillar grow chart
Pushing along with a toy dump truck
“There’s a butterfly on your head!”Family Fun with the Sorensens!
The Sorensen Kids were such beauties! They clearly expressed their personalities in front of the camera and told a tale with every step! Children always seem to bring out a fun side to photography–mainly because they are so unpredictable and have their own agenda!
Acting Natural in Front of the Camera.
Wedding at Mead Park, Topeka, Kansas
