Showing posts with label kids sessions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kids sessions. Show all posts

January 16, 2013

Kids Portraits in Surprise Arizona

I went to Arizona in December for a brief trip to visit family. I hate that they live so far away, but now that the kids have iPods it makes Skype calls super easy. Here are the latest images of my sister's fabulous five!
Above, in orange, is my nephew that has autism - he is always a challenge to shoot. I would say these are some of the best images he has ever taken! +Andrea Roberts 


January 15, 2013

Family Photo Session in Mountain View, CA

A few years ago, ok four years ago - time flies, I photographed Masako's maternity session and their newborn session when their first baby arrived. Their oldest is now four and a big sister. I recently photographed the family again when their latest addition arrived. Here are a few of my favorites. The second image makes me laugh every time I look at it.

May 30, 2012

Kid's Mini Portrait Sessions in Mountain View - Set 3

Back in the day when I used film I photographed Amanda and Steve's wedding. Amanda's entire family is super sweet. I also photographed her younger sister's wedding a couple years later. Then recently I had the privilege of photographing Amelia, Amanda's daughter. She is such a doll!

May 23, 2012

Kid's Mini Photo Sessions in San Jose

This little guy is a character! He was all smiles at first, but after a few minutes he started to entertain me. If only I had half his energy! 

May 9, 2012

Kid's Mini Portrait Sessions in Mountain View - Set 2

These darlings belong to a couple I worked with a few years back when I photographed their wedding. I love Zella's wild blonde hair!

May 2, 2012

Kid's Mini Portrait Sessions in Mountain View

I photographed two days of kid's mini sessions in April this year. This session is of Shelby and Drake. Their parents were wedding clients a way back. Shelby is at that great age when girls love to take pictures. 


On the other end of the spectrum Drake is at that age that they love to run - away from me! Well good thing I can run too! I love this shot of him thinking. I imagine him thinking "who is this crazy lady with this big black machine in front of her face?". :)