During a Thai language class I mentioned that I wanted to learn how to cook Thai food better, so one of my teachers invited me to her house to learn to cook a few things. While I was there I took some pictures of their sweet nine-month old daughter, King.
After moving to Thailand I wondered how many shoots I’d get to do. Luckily, our friends, เก้า and Rikker came through for me. Their little guy was born just last week.
I got to do a shoot tonight with a family friend I’ve known since we moved to Oregon when I was five (24 years ago!) It had been many years since we’d seen each other and it was so fun to meet her boys and husband. Here are a couple photographs from the shoot.
This is one of my sweet nieces who came to visit for a week last month.
After I took a few shots of her, she asked if she could take some pictures of me, so I gave her the camera and then my oldest came running over. I love that she got this shot because I’m almost certain an adult never could have coaxed that kind of smile out of Ezra.
Because we are back in Oregon for a bit, I had the opportunity to photograph some good friends and their super cute and chubby little boy. We went to Jackson Frazier Wetlands park in Corvallis and the sun was just setting. I’m posting a few pictures now with more to come soon.
We met this awesome family when we lived in Thailand. It was so fun to get together again and see how their kids have grown.
chasing butterflies…
after receiving instructions not to touch the tractor…(I think this is my favorite picture)
We had originally planned to start the photo shoot at the Utah State Hospital orchards but they had a huge sign up advising people of the need to obtain proper permission (pay $20) in order to use them. I understand the need but still, I was bummed. So we went downtown to a few different places and I think we came away with some great shots.
Little K’s cheeks are so kissable, don’t you agree?
My sister is visiting so I’ve had a few chances to take some pictures of my beautiful nephew.
More to come…
