August 25, 2007

Sunday Morning

I knew this family session would be fun when I was offered a cup of coffee as I walked in the door. Everyone just hung out, played on the lawn, read fairy tales to the kids and worked on the crossword puzzle...just spending time together on a Sunday morning.

Families are so scattered these days and this session was a gift for grandma who had been suffering from a lack of portraits of the whole family together. :-) We got tons of great shots and grandma didn't stop smiling through the entire 2-hour session!

POSTED BY DIANA :: 1:14 PM
CATEGORY — GENERAL :: FAMILIES :: KIDS ::

August 12, 2007

Wedding Days

My dear friend and old boss got married last month in Palo Alto. I don't do weddings very often, but I couldn't pass up the chance to be her photographer! Here are a few of my favorite images that we grabbed in between the drinkin' and dancing at the reception.

POSTED BY DIANA :: 9:50 PM
CATEGORY — COUPLES ::

August 05, 2007

Playground Portraits

Great portraits can be taken anywhere and there is no better place than the playground to bring out the smiles. I have several favorite playgrounds in San Francisco, but these two images were taken at Coyote Point (that playground is AMAZING) and a playground in Foster City. It's nice to escape the fog and get down to the Peninsula from time to time...

POSTED BY DIANA :: 8:18 PM
CATEGORY — GENERAL :: KIDS ::

August 04, 2007

Wind in the Willows by the Bay Walk

I met this amazing family for their portrait session down by the Bay Walk in Burlingame. It got a little windy, but the baby loved the blowing willow leaves! It was hard to pick photos for the blog - they were all full of love, laughter and joy. Definitely my idea of a great portrait session.

POSTED BY DIANA :: 4:00 PM
CATEGORY — GENERAL :: FAMILIES ::

August 03, 2007

Muir Beach - A Sunny Family Session

Bright sunshine and blue skies at Muir Beach...I live in San Francisco (on the foggy side)and continue to be amazed by the sunny world just over the bridge and through the rainbow tunnel.