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Archive: ‘farm’



Sister Pictures l Outer Banks Family Portrait Photographer

Tuesday, November 9th, 2010

Wow! I just can’t believe how big these two have gotten. I have known them since Ashley was in diapers, and Alex used a pacifier. It’s so hard to believe what beautiful young ladies they are becoming – and I shouldn’t be old enough to say “I remember when you were little”.

Both girls are Cheerleading this year, so we decided to do some pictures of them together in their uniforms before changing over street clothes. We chose the Island Farm c.1847 for their portraits to give a unique feel to their session. I love the Island Farm!!! It’s so different from our usual beach portraits and offers a huge variety of spots to shoot in.

Mabel Claire l Outer Banks Portrait Photography

Monday, October 11th, 2010

Meet Mabel – my adorable 11 year old sister. She is absolutely my “mini me” – and I just can’t believe she’s 11 already. I don’t get the chance to photograph her as much as I’d like, so when we decided to the photos for my parents Christmas Card – I was really excited. Can you believe this will be their first year doing a *photo* Christmas Card….and I’m a photographer? I think it’s wonderful when people choose locations and props that are unique and meaningful. We decided on a really special place, my grandparents farm/house in VA – and even more special, we were able to incorporate some pieces that were my grandfather’s. The most special of all being the tractor. I’m pretty sure that every one of us learned to drive on that tractor….going up and down the field all.day.long. I can still hear my grandfather reminding us NOT to turn around in the field and risk running over whatever happened to be planted at the time. It’s been years since I’ve driven that old tractor, and Mabel never had. She got her chance that day, and she’s pretty good at it too.