Lilly has worked as a model before (her face has been in Target ads!) so I knew she’d be full of natural smiles for me when she came to the studio. Love her spunky personality! That zebra outfit really brought out her wild side, she was dancing and posing for me like she’d been on the runway for years. Thanks, Lilly!
Archive: ‘Studio’
Lilly – Twin Cities Studio Photographer
Monday, June 6th, 2011Nicholas and Erik – Minneapolis Childrens Portrait Studio
Thursday, June 2nd, 2011Nicholas and Erik have the distinction of being the first natural light session held in my new Burnsville studio. They gave me great smiles and eye contact, but toward the end the temptation to act like normal was just too great, and I captured some images of them that reflect what their parents probably see multiple times each day. Having three boys, I am quite familiar with one kid trying to bite the other, who just stands there with a, “What now?” expression. Love when I can share a bit of real life with my clients!
Charlotte – Minnesota Studio Photographer for Kids
Friday, May 27th, 2011Meet Miss Charlotte, who came to the studio for her portraits with confidence, a great smile, and a fabulous wardrobe. Love her glasses (I wear glasses, myself, so I’m always admiring other cool frames). Thank you, Charlotte, it was a pleasure to meet you!
I have several more studio sessions to blog in the coming week or so, and then I am moving on to share some of my recent outdoor photography. Nearly giddy that the sun was shining yesterday, and I love spring and summer in Minnesota, when sunset happens later in the evening, stretching days out to enjoy even longer.
Surfer Jude – Minneapolis, MN Studio Photographer
Monday, May 23rd, 2011Okay, confession. I’ve never been to California, and I’ve never actually met anyone who surfs (surfing, if it exists in Minnesota somehow, is far off my radar), but when I met Jude in my Burnsville studio I immediately thought, “Here’s a kid who looks like he belongs on a surfboard on a beach somewhere.” He just has that cool, laid-back look. He was a very willing model as I photographed him using studio strobes (have I mentioned I love my studio?), and despite the fact that my favorite images of him ended up being serious or semi-serious, he really was a happy, smiley kid. In fact, in the black and white portrait, I had just asked him for a serious face, and it was a little too hard for him to contain his grin, which you see a hint of here.
Thanks to Jude and his mom for coming in to the studio for the modeling session, he did a wonderful job!















