lifestyle

I did a mini-session recently with the Shambaughs. It’s unbelievable how the youngest is growing up so fast! What a great looking family. I think this really is what got me into photography in the first place; freezing moments in time enables us to enjoy and appreciate them over and over again.

Schedule a mini-session with me for Sunday, May 19 and the proceeds will go toward the Krotzer’s adoption fund. Matt and Kylene Krotzer are local photographer friends of mine. You can read more about their adoption journey at: http://cleareyesopenhearts.blogspot.com/

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I love photoshoots at the Balmer’s farm; there’s about a million and one things for the kids to do, which keeps everything upbeat, fast-paced, and makes for some great candids.  The Balmers are great to work with, and we thoroughly enjoyed our time running around trying to keep up with the kids!

Want an exciting afternoon? Spend some time with the Brunks; I had forgotten how fast kids are in front of a camera! But not to fear, we had a good time; and best of all, got some really fun shots of everyone, including the youngest Brunk. Congratulations on your newest member of the family!

We had fun doing a family session at Lancaster County Central Park with the Nolts. The youngest Nolt seemed quite comfortable with the camera; in fact, she became bored with it a fairly quickly, and opted for the leaves on the ground instead. I can’t say I blame her, everything was so colorful; edible too, or so she thought.

We had a lot of fun working with the Mussers. I certainly couldn’t have done it without help from my trusty assistant, Austin Ginder of Anchor Development. At first, I wasn’t sure how the youngest Musser would respond to my large camera, and my constant requests to ‘Look here! Look at me!’ As it turns out, he did a fabulous job, as did Mom and Dad Musser. The littlest Musser was perfectly content to be outside in the great outdoors, and as long as there was something nearby to eat; grass, leaves, bugs, whatever, he was more than happy to be there!

I had a lot of fun with this lifestyle shoot; there were all sorts of fun ‘props’ on the farm, which kept the kids excited and entertained through the entire evening.