Tag: Birthday

Happy 21st Birthday

by Tim Girton, posted in Family Photojournalism, Life in Louisville, Portraits

Hard to believe because it seems like the time has gone so fast, but my son London is 21 today. A couple of weekends ago, we were lucky enough to spend some time with he and his young family.

We probably should have told him what we were going to do, but that would have spoiled the fun. We went to dinner at his old favorite Mexican restaurant, El Nopal. That wasn’t the issue. Misty made sure that the restaurant knew it was his birthday so why not smash whipped cream into his beard?

Plus, this gives me the chance to show off photos of his greatest present ever, Jeremiah. I always felt that about my kids so it’s nice to know that he feels the same way. Happy birthday son. I love you more than ever.

And yes, when we leave El Nopal, the table always looks like this. We enjoy having a good time.

Birthday at Shady Villa

by Tim Girton, posted in Entertainment, Life in Louisville, Old Louisville

Just wanted to post a quick gallery of the birthday gathering we had for Misty last night. I wouldn’t really call it a birthday party because we didn’t do the whole singing-and-blowing-out-candles thing. Just a gathering of neighbors and friends. Continue reading “Birthday at Shady Villa” →

Archer’s Birthday

by Tim Girton, posted in Entertainment, Family Photojournalism, Life in Louisville, Portraits

I’ve been going back and forth about what to do with my website and, in particular, my blog. I’ve been on Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and any other social network of any import trying to figure out how to make the best impression for SEO and Google purposes. Continue reading “Archer’s Birthday” →

Birthday Mini with Mia

by Tim Girton, posted in Family Photojournalism, Life in Louisville, Portraits

As you can see from the cover photo of this entry, Mia is one heck of a happy personality and her joy is contagious. She exudes fun and the whole time we did her two-year-old birthday mini-session, she was a breeze to work with. As you’ll see from the photos, it was nothing but good times. Continue reading “Birthday Mini with Mia” →

Years in the making with Makenna

by Tim Girton, posted in Family Photojournalism, Life in Louisville, Portraits

Makenna by Tim GirtonIt took a while, but I finally got a chance to shoot photos with the lovely Makenna. And it started before she was even born. But look at that face and that expression. How blessed am I to be able to capture that cuteness. Continue reading “Years in the making with Makenna” →

Seeing double in Iroquois Park

by Tim Girton, posted in Family Photojournalism, Life in Louisville

Easton and Lucas are one year old by Tim Girton

Baby’s first birthday is such a momentous event, especially for new parents. So we were blessed to enjoy double the momentous-ness (let me have this one, grammar police) when we got the chance to work with twins Easton and Lucas. Continue reading “Seeing double in Iroquois Park” →

Jaxson got his smash cake

by Tim Girton, posted in Family Photojournalism, Life in Louisville, Portraits

Jaxson's First Birthday photoshoot by Tim Girton

While we were photographing Cassie’s senior photos, her friend Whitney saw how we worked and thought it would be fun to have us shoot her son Jaxson’s first birthday pictures. Continue reading “Jaxson got his smash cake” →

Pierson’s first smash cake

by Tim Girton, posted in Entertainment, Family Photojournalism, Life in Louisville

Pierson's First Birthday by Tim Girton

Dear Pierson,

Here’s how life is going to go for you. Your mother is quite a good photographer. You can see her work here. There are other people in your family that are photographers. Your family has friends that know their way around cameras, too. I’m one of them. Continue reading “Pierson’s first smash cake” →

A teenager in the house

by Tim Girton, posted in Family Photojournalism, Life in Louisville

London's Birthday by Tim Girton

 

We recently celebrated the birthday of my son, London. One of the names I call him is “kiddo.” I won’t go into some of the other names because they belonged to a real kid. London just joined the ranks of the teenagers. Oh joy. Continue reading “A teenager in the house” →