Kelly and Jason along with their adorable two girls (and their dog, who somehow missed out on all the pictures!) came out from the North Shore for a photosession here in Abbotsford. Such a wonderful family…and a good looking one to boot! Kelly tried to tell me she wasn’t photogenic, but I have to say that I totally disagree.
One of my favorite parts about my job is being able to meet and connect with people. And this family was no exception. I love it when I discover things that we have in common (ie that we like a lot of the same books) or that our daughters are super close in age, and happen to have the same boots, or that they too have dealt with speech therapy. The list could go on, but I’m always a little sad to say good-bye at the end of a session!
A few favorites:

Four year old Adysen, just so cute and sweet, and totally into pictures!

Both of these girls have the most amazing eyes:

I couldn’t resist posting this. A little blurry, but just such a capture of a two year old (who happens to be just two days older than my daughter…and I found so many similarities between the two of them, especially their hair!)

Big baby blues…so adorable.

Some rabbit ears fashioned from grass…I’m all about incorporating play into the session so they don’t get bored with the pictures…and it usually results in some of my favorite images! Notice them giggling? I never quite want to know what the parents are doing behind my back to get the kids’ attention, but I’m glad when it works!

I think this has to be one of my favorites from the shoot. Love how it captures their ages and personalities so well.


I love love love it when I say…”you wanna?” and they start running for the ice-cream truck. It didn’t matter that none of us had money to actually BUY anything (and if this had been my kids, full meltdown would’ve ensued once they realized no icecream would be forthcoming! But the girls thought it was fun, fortunately), and I think the driver got a bit of a kick out of the fact that we were taking pictures of his truck.
A big thanks to my friends Julie & Dion from RossDown Farms who happen to live just up the road from us, and have these fabulous old barns that they let me use for this session. I felt so bad for Presley who has a super super sensitive nose (like me!) and was having a tough time with the chicken smell.
The girls thought it was pretty funny that mommy and daddy were kissing. I can’t help but giggle when I see this picture:
Some more lovin’ (told ya Kelly is photogenic…don’t they both look amazing here?)
And then I happened to look over and saw this. hahaha! I could barely stop laughing to grab this shot. Monkey see, monkey do, right?









































































