Family Portrait Session

I had the chance to have a fun family session the day after Thanksgiving. I woke up in the AM hearing rain, but we had just enough break in the weather to do our planned shoot at a park, then we went back to the house for some indoor portraits. C&C welcome, and more on the Blog. Most of the outdoor images were shot with just a reflector or natural light.

1.

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2.

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3.

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4.

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5.

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6. Wish I had the chance to use the reflector to pop a little light into her eyes, but of course, she didn't give me a chance!

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7.

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8. And the main reason for the shoot, their two month old

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9. At the house we had some fun playing around, and I got to snap this. It'll have a little extra work done cleaning up the carpet.

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10. The whole family

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11. Last but not least, my assistant in the background who was holding my flash decided to have a little fun. We're all laughing at our "stalker" photo.

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Great work! really nice shots very pro looking, and all of them capture a great mood and expression. :thumbsup:

Nice stuff. I especially like 5 and 8 but I bet you love them all.

I agree with Frog, I like 5 & 8 the most, but would be proud to be able call any of them my work.

I like them all, but especially 2 and 6. Being stalked would strike terror!

#3 that is a really Narrow gauge railway there.

Awesome work!

Thanks!

- Splats, yeap, they've got a nice narrow gauge train running there during summer & some weekends. I've got some pics of us on the train somewhere.

Excellent photos! What camera/lens combo did you use for the first pic?

Ray

1st one was with the Nikon D300 + Nikon 35mm F1.8 (review coming in Jan!!) at 1/200 @f2.8. I shot everything with either that combo or I switched to my 70-200 VR for others, such as 5-7.

These are stunning Scott!
Love the open shade hair light in #1 and the flash hair light in #10. ALL are beautiful portraits though :D
Superb work!

Scott,

These are all beautiful images. You really captured the beauty and spirit of your family. You did a great job with the composition, color - and all the specs. You have a wonderful family.

Liz

Its actually not my family though, but it does seem like it. I've known the mom/wife since we were in high school. :)