So, this shoot, with the Rubin Family was fun, was chill, was exactly why I love my work. I have a few photographs of myself and my sister from when we were pre-school age, taken by an art-student babysitter of ours. The photos are black and white and just so rich. I feel like those photographs tell more about us as kids than many of the family snapshots we have filling my mother's photo boxes in her cupboard. Well, these photos that I am sharing of the Rubins remind me of those photos I have of myself. And these photos, I feel, really represent how much I love to take pictures. I hope you enjoy them too.
This is Mollie. I met Mollie and her mom, Heather a few years ago at one of my Crackerjacks store events. I think Mollie was about 6 months old then..same as my daughter. Mollie is now four. Every time I see her (and her mom!) I have so much fun. She's energetic, into the camera, into me...and she and her mom both have this infectious laughter - it's wonderful. So, these photos are from our session last week. As promised, I have pulled out my old trusty 4x5 camera and used it with Mollie at my studio. We also did some regular old film like I usually do, as well as some digital stuff. We started at the studio, then just walked a block down to the cemetery (it's beautiful!! not scary!!!) and did some fun stuff there. Here are few snaps from our session.
I have been posting to my blog now for about a year, and I love it. I love how I can publish my newest work immediately, plus fun photos from my kids, my life, my travels...and it's not confining like a static website. Not that there is anything wrong with (my) a website, it's just this blog can be so quick and current! But it allows me the freedom to choose my favorite photos, both work and personal, and so you, can see what I'm really about.
Cheers!