Showing posts with label Christmas family portraits. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christmas family portraits. Show all posts

Friday, December 25, 2020

The Moody Family Christmas Portraits

The Moody family were a joy to photograph!  One incident that I get tickled thinking about is when I asked Me-Me to take off her heels during her portrait with her hubby, little Anayah had slipped her shoes off also! She is quite a character!

Their favorites from their session are included below for you to enjoy!






Sunday, December 20, 2020

A little girl named Aurora

Kristin gained a new member of her family since her last session with CTM Photography, an adorable little girl named Aurora! She is pictured below along with portraits with her two sisters Addie and Ellie.  A slideshow of all their session images can be viewed on Vimeo here.  Enjoy!






Tuesday, December 30, 2014

Making Christmas Memories....

Christmas is such a special time to remember and I was delighted to capture this special time for this family with two cute boys as they revealed their personality with the help of their mom.  You should have seen mom as she was propped on the floor making the craziest of expressions to get her youngest son to look at the camera.  He was enjoying himself so much in the red metal tub that it took some drama to get him looking and smiling at the camera! Sometimes I think photographing children is similar to target practice to catch those cute expressions that sometimes last for just an instant!  This family had a hard time choosing just one portrait from their 30-minute session that we ended up creating three collages.  One of the collages can be viewed on the design page of our website here.  The images below are just a few of their favorites that we have included for your viewing pleasure.




Monday, November 24, 2014

Family Portraits in the Barn

The weather forecast did not look good so we planned to do family portraits in the barn using my Quantum flash with softbox.  After arriving, there was a bit of light left so we rushed to do a few outside portraits.  You should have seen how fast the boys were moving to get the straw bale in place to get this portrait that faced their home!  It was getting dark as you can tell by the lights that came on in the front of their home in the background of the image below.  This turned out to be their favorite portrait. Someone mentioned doing a walking image so we hurried to get that done and the dogs cooperated nicely by walking with their masters down the path. The two outside portraits and the ones from the barn are the clients' favorites and I have included them for you to enjoy!