Annabelle and Kara

Posted on May 31, 2010

I can’t say no to my daughter when she asks me to take photos of her and her friend.  “Kara is coming over on Sunday so can we do a photo shoot on the Round Pond water front?”  YES!!  Early evening, sunshine, water, boat docks and two young beauties – perfect!  She’s growing up so fast, I want to document as much as she’ll let me.  I’ll edit that pile of other pictures tomorrow!

I love that they can still be inquisitive and not be shy about enjoying the moment.

Oh my, there is a combination of little girl and young woman in this image.  Precious!

I thought this was pretty cool.

I think this is my new favorite one of Annabelle.  I love the color version too, but I really love the black & white.  She’s standing in water.

Some day I’ll put up the color version, but right now I’m in a black & white mood for a few of these images.  I’m finding the darkness under piers make very dramatic backdrops.

This one and the next I was waiting for the girls to come out of the tide pools (they were looking for little crabs) so I sat on the rocks with my long range lens and clicked away.  I love how dramatic the above one looks, and the one below I love the reflections.

Yes, they let the crabs go!

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The Red Streak Warriors

Posted on May 15, 2010

A couple of weeks ago I had an amazing time with Lea and her horses, watching them play and documenting the day.  It had been six months since my last visit, which doesn’t seem possible at all.  Time does seem to fly faster as one ages.  All of these images are in color because I couldn’t resist how brilliant they were.  I hope you will see the incredible connection between Lea and her horses.  I am always in awe when I see them together, interacting, experimenting, trusting.  Enjoy the show!

I love the details.

So simple but I really love this.

The light in the forest was so beautiful.

Lea always keeps the horses on their toes.  I’m sure they wonder “what is she doing now!”

I’m in love with how this turned out!

I love how unique and intimate this one is.

The eyes say it all.

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