I just love this family! One of the many reasons is that they’re all super creative…including the kids. They give me such creative freedom and they’re not afraid to think outside the box. We recently sat down for their ordering session and this was the wall collection we came up with. I’m dying to do one of these in my house. It’s definitely not your typical cookie cutter photo wall.
Three vertical 10x20s. Most of the time I do a 10×20 as a horizontal storyboard, rather than a single image. Not every image will work as a 10×20, but when it does you’ll get a very modern feel from it. I can’t wait to see the finished product once they’re hung on the wall. I just might have to do one of those in my house.
And while I’m at it, here are a few other faves from their session.
I loved this old bus we stumbled upon. Wish it was still there!
I had a blast shooting you guys and can’t wait to do it again. It was great to see you last weekend and thanks for the Chef Burger recommendation. We loved it!
Chef Burger is located at 1350 Walnut in the Power and Light District. If you’ve never been you’ve GOT TO GO! Awesome gourmet burgers (I had the Hawaiian and Chris had the Texan), they make killer sweet potato fries and milkshakes. We didn’t have time for a milkshake (God forbid we show up late for Disney on Ice), but we’re definitely going back because Bryan and Felice told me they do spiked milkshakes for grownups. WOO! HOO!
Happy Friday, everyone!
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it’s always so fun to have a family like that! I L.O.V.E. all of these!!!
AWESOME….The 10×20’s look even better than I had imagined!! I am sooo doing this in my house….with the pictures you get of us in June!! 🙂 Have a great weekend!! 🙂 ~Jen
THAT is a gorgeous family! The 10×20’s on the wall are stunning, hung in the trio like that. Use of color is very exciting and flattering in terms of the feel as a whole, and the individual complexions. Lovely family–great subjects!
Heather, we recently moved out of the bus. Do you need my new address?
Bryan