Three years ago is a long time. And when you are a portrait photographer during the coronavirus, it seems even longer. I can social distance while making portraits, but I understand why people don’t want to take a chance.
Three Years Ago
Tag: Baby
Babies Are Wonderful. Grandbabies Sure Are, Too
Most of my published photos of Jeremiah, my grandson, have so far been posted at my mobile photography blog PXLpeep as an ode to my newly re-energized passion for mobile phone photography thanks to the Google Pixel phone. Continue reading “Babies Are Wonderful. Grandbabies Sure Are, Too”
SKETCHBOOK: Krystal and Charlie
Oh, Mother Nature. We had planned to do a few more photos of Krystal along with hubby Charlie as we celebrate the beauty of the creation of life. We talked to Krystal last night and she said it was 100% chance of rain. Continue reading “SKETCHBOOK: Krystal and Charlie”
SKETCHBOOK: Chatting With Dad
On Saturday, our friends Megan and Jonathon made the short trip to Old Louisville to get some photos with their three-month-old son Mason. As you know, the weekend was sunny but cool however, Mason was an awesome subject and his parents weren’t so bad themselves. Continue reading “SKETCHBOOK: Chatting With Dad”
SKETCHBOOK: Blue Steel
We got a chance to meet Logan today and he’s a two week old supermodel. While the rest of the city made it’s way to the banks of the Mighty Ohio, Misty and I went in the opposite direction to visit with this pint sized bit of preciousness.
SKETCHBOOK: Quiet Love with Jack and Kayla
Last night was a late one at the Girton Images studio. Kayla and Conner brought new baby Jack for a few photographs and they were awesome.
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SKETCHBOOK: Look at Kayla’s Baby
I hate that Kayla and Conner are about to leave and take this cute little guy with them. Jack is a wonder to work with
SKETCHBOOK: Carson at Girton Images
Getting Carson fixed up for his photoshoot. I love this stuff.
SKETCHBOOK: Another New Friend
So we’re at Thanksgiving. And there’s a new toddler. Guess where Uncle Tim ended up?
