Three years and one graduation later:
Sunday, September 11, 2011
Shayla & Makenzi {Blackfoot Family Photography}
This is the third and final post from my session with Pam and Karlene...didn't I tell you we took a TON of photos? Shayla and Makenzi came along for the fun. And just for smiles, I thought I'd share some images I captured of these two sisters more than three years ago!
Saturday, September 10, 2011
Pam's Family & Karlene's Family {Blackfoot Family Photography}
If you missed yesterday's Hot Mamas post, be sure to check it out. The session for Pam and Karlene wasn't just the two of them...we had quite the motley crew trailing along with us! Today we'll take a look at Pam with her sweet little guys, and Karlene with her kids who are growing up way too fast, and tomorrow we'll see our sweet, grown-up nieces! Karlene's hubs has been deployed for nearly a year, and though I know he's going to be home soon, hopefully he'll get a chance to see some sweet pics of his loved ones...Thanks for your service, Jason! :-)
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| Jesse and his bestest cousin, my Kylee. :-) |
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| Near the end we decided to snap a photo of the whole group. We were joined by these four Elders...Hi Elders! :-) |
Friday, September 9, 2011
{Pam & Karlene} Hot Mamas!
Pam and Karlene are what Anne Shirley might call "bosom friends". :-) They've been friends since high school, and though life has separated them by a continent, they still remain close. When Karlene came to visit for a few days this summer, they asked me to take some time to photograph their special bond. Take a look at these two Hot Mamas!
Friday, September 2, 2011
I ♥ Idaho!
My husband and I recently celebrated our tenth wedding anniversary. We were lucky enough to be able to go hiking sans kids to the place where he proposed to me ten years ago. Actually, almost to that place. Ten years ago I was an even bigger bum and didn't make it to the spot he wanted. This time, I was determined to see the spot he had intended me to see...and I did! These are some of the views before, during, and after our hike. Isn't Idaho beautiful?!
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