These were taken a couple weeks ago, but I just realized I never shared them here! When the trees were blossoming beautiful on a late April evening, I decided to bring my girls out to a local tree farm for a little photo shoot. As a photographer, I’ve noticed it’s SO much more difficult to photograph my own children together than it is to photograph someone else’s children. I think since I’m Mom, they’re more comfortable and free to act out, whereas other kids see me as an authority figure, like they would a teacher, and are more likely to follow directions. It probably also has something to do with the fact that my kids already know my tricks for getting smiles and laughs, and while it still works on them individually, when I get them together something just happens and they don’t think I’m interesting enough to look at. Instead they want to run away, look away, scowl at me, etc. I think I got a few decent ones of them together, but I’m still looking for that money shot, the one that’s going to grace my wall on canvas for years to come. I’m determined to get it this summer, so stay tuned – it’s coming! For now, here are some highlights from our little spring photo session.
My girls | Childrens outdoor photography in Cottage Grove, MN
- Kari Layland
- May 8, 2012
- Baby / Children / Main / My Children
Tags: baby photography MN, baby portraits mn, baby's first year, Cottage Grove MN portrait photographers, Minneapolis baby photographer, Minneapolis child photographer, MN baby photographer, mn child photographer, MN child photography, portrait photographer, toddler photographer, Twin cities infant portraits
Kari Layland
Thank you for visiting! I love what I do, and am honored to share it with you! I've been a photographer for 12 years and am loving it! I started out working in studios where I gained experience while learning and developing my skills independently. I've taken various classes on a variety of photography related topics to enhance what I'd already learned from experience. I began working on location independently part time in 2001 with dreams to open my own studio down the road. After I became mom to my first daughter Nina in 2005, I decided to take another big step and go full time with my business. I'm so glad I did! Please take a moment to visit my main website: http://www.kariphotography.com
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Altax
9 May 2012Lovely kids, cool pictures and awesome photography. 🙂
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