He sat still for milliseconds at a time and I give the photographer a lot of credit for even getting the few shots she did. And Little Miss Evelyn didn't feel like cracking a smile even once. Oh well.
To be honest, I'm just happy it takes the pressure off me. The whole excuse for getting my nice camera was so we wouldn't have to pay to get professional pics done all the time. (Not implying mine are professional quality...we were just looking for a step up from snapshots.) But I wanted nice Christmas pictures, and thought trying to wrangle the kids and take my own would be too hard. Now, if I get some nice ones along the way, they'll just be a bonus.Like these ones for instance... :)
Oh my goodness, I SO feel your pain of getting the prof. pics taken. I did the exact same thing last year and just set up my own "studio". The girls were SO much more relaxed and we could stop whenever we wanted to. I am dripping wet from sweat every time we go to a prof. studio. I LOVE the ones you took..I would say they are DEFINITELY good enough ;) You do a great job taking them and it looks like you do have an amazing camera!!
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ReplyDeleteSeriously...why do portrait studios have to be sweltering?! It was SO HOT in there.
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