Monthly Archives: November 2010
Our world has turned white! The Seattle area was hit with quite a snow storm this week. White Thanksgiving anyone? Yesterday, the school buses were able to navigate our hilly neighborhood and bring the kids home safely. There is something about the sight of the school bus in the snow that amazes me. Probably due...
It’s been raining a lot lately making it difficult to schedule photos! Last Sunday, it looked OK in the morning but started to drizzle just as we started our session in downtown Tacoma. There are a lot of covered areas downtown, so we decided to go for it. It was fun for me to explore some...
Wednesday afternoon, I met up with this siblings at their neighborhood park to photograph them in action – candids are my favorite photographs to take so I had a great time watching them play and goof around.
The rain held off just enough on Veteran’s Day for me to photograph this brother and sister and thier dog. The leaves are still putting on quite a show at Wright Park in Tacoma!
I spend most of my fall weekends photographing families and youth soccer games. This is my little guy out on the field last weekend.
Sunday afternoon I met this Stadium High School senior in Tacoma for her senior portraits. We started out at Stadium and then went over to Wright Park for some fall color.
The leaves are putting on quite a show at Wright Park in Tacoma. The sun made an appearance on Sunday and I was able to photograph this family at my favorite picture taking spot in the fall.
Friday afternoon I met this adorable girl and her parents at City Park in Gig Harbor. I love the colors this time of year, they make for wonderful photos.
Saturday afternoon I photograhed this extended family. We had hoped for sunny skies but were met with rain instead so we moved our session to this lovely Browns Point home. Sometimes the outtakes are too funny not to share.
Got to like when you find a message like this in your inbox. Totally made my day. “Thank you so much Kris! As always, it took three viewings to get through the end of the slideshow without crying like a baby. I think that your pictures are the best reminder for me of how lucky...