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

Monday, September 13, 2010

Stonecipher Wedding

Andy & I had the honor of photographing a wedding Saturday. It was outdoors & informal which was very nice. The kids were allowed to be kids. Very cute. Of couse I love capturing the little ones. It will take several days to publish shots as I postprocess. Comments are welcome.

Guest book attendant.
Groom & his mother.
Groom, stealing a quiet minute.

Ringbearer.





Wednesday, April 15, 2009

Easter

I had a hard time deciding what to post today. In fact, I had one started, then remembered tomorrow starts "Skywatch Friday" & those shots would be perfect sky shots. So I started over. Reviewing my recent shots I decided to share some Easter highlights with you. This shot is of my youngest son, Caleb. I don't think you have met him before. Caleb has done a fantastic job over the past year loosing 100+ pounds by monitoring his eating & introducing exercise into his daily life. Good job, Caleb. That is hard work! Oh, yeah, he is single & has a good job, girls.

Levi was hunting Easter eggs! Ummm, not quite it Levi! Pretty color though.
Trinity is examining Easter basket treasures. Those freckles sure are cute. In about 10 years she won't agree!
Mady wanted to help Granny cook. She came seriously equipped with her own Winnie the Pooh apron. We enjoyed 10 family members at our Easter celebration this year. Nolan was sick, so he & Josh didn't make it. Daughters-in-law Jerri & Marti had to work. Andy's daughter, Molly, was not able to join us. Trinity is responsible for table setting. Levi & Mady got a bit ahead of the game & was at the table eating before everyone else & probably have alot to do with the following story. No one seem to have the correct eating utensils at their place! We had lots of spoons over on one side & none on the other! Kimberly had several sets! Mass confusion 'til everyone got what they needed. Until then the 2 little ones were satisfied & ready to go about their business. I reminded them I grew up in a family of 12 with 11 of us at the table nearly every evening & we NEVER lost our tools!

Monday, November 17, 2008

Robin Hood









Andy's daughter, Sierra, was an old widow in the middle school musical "Robin Hood" this past week. After practicing since early September this group of kids, in grades 4 - 6, did an excellent job singing & dancing. They did the entire musical Tuesday evening for parents, then did part of it Wednesday for school students, then a performance Friday evening, Saturday evening, & Sunday afternoon. To have the energy of youth!! It exhausts me to think about it, let alone do it! About the only other thing I can say is GREAT JOB guys. Enjoy these shots of "My World", then visit this meme to see what is happening in worlds from all over. Feel free to share your world, it's often the only way we visit your area.