Goal for this session: Don’t take boring Sears portraits. Mission accomplished! It was really cool to do this session and see all four kids’ individual personalities coming through. They’re all so different, yet they really seemed to get along great and just have fun with each other.
While I was out shooting a photo with all four of them, my husband used that zoom to grab these great individual portraits. Love them all!!!
And here was the end result out of my camera.
Last, but not least, here are my three absolute faves from the session! The first one just reminds me so much of my childhood and having fun with my brother with the way they are all giggling.
And plus I got the composition spot on how I wanted it!
On this one the background was begging for me to texturize it, so I did, and I love how it came out. Playing with textures is becoming one of my favorite post processing techniques. Only problem is that it’s time consuming, but the results are always worth it.
Aaaand, I am SO crazy about this one too! Now I want someone to take a picture of me and my husband in that thingy so we can have a cool circly portrait too. 
Thanks M. family for coming out! I hope you love the pictures as much as we do!
Another fabulous session!
By: Clare on July 10, 2008
at 10:52 pm
Kyle, these are soooo cool. When I have a kid (in, you know, 30 years), you TOTALLY have to come take pictures of it. Whenever you get into Florida, I at least want you to get some pics of my pooches!
By: kgseymour on July 11, 2008
at 1:58 am
kyle, i would take your picture in the circle thingie in a new york minute. or a santiago minuto, whichever is faster. =]
looks like a fantastic session!
By: rik on July 14, 2008
at 4:20 pm
You are truly a talented photographer! One of the things I learned in art school was that composition is 99.9% of the art of photography and it looks like you’ve got that down pat. I would so hire you in a minute if I was anywhere near Santiago!
By: mexpat on July 14, 2008
at 10:27 pm
Kyle
Great photos, especially the portraits.
By: pavelbogacz on July 30, 2008
at 9:09 pm
Thanks !
By: susGralak on August 3, 2008
at 3:38 pm