The Wild Blue Yonder

I had the opportunity to do my first family “photoshoot” EVER. I put it in quotes because I don’t think I really did anything other than push the shutter button. The parents, my colleagues, both happen to be photographers themselves. No pressure, right? It was definitely challenging to get everyone (Mom, Dad, 3 year old pictured above, and 2 month old infant) looking perfectly in the same frame. The parents were really gracious and I hope to continue to learn more from them. It was quite fun. Thanks again, Peichi and Dan!

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#1 written by Abraham
about 3 months ago

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ooo.. if the above pic is any indication.. i’m guessing they turned out great
#2 written by Jen
about 3 months ago

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I think that might be 1 out of a couple hundred shots. Ha! Thanks Abe!
#3 written by miss matthews
about 3 months ago

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hiii lady. i miss you.

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Fun game of “pin the tail on the donkey” at the Harvest Festival yesterday. They had to spin around a few times before each turn.
Try #1.

Good try.
Try #2.

Whoa there, pin the tail on the donkey, not on the camera!

Whew, that was close. Good job, kid.

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