Photo Walk, Boo at the Zoo, Random Shots

I have been so busy lately with all my wonderful clients' pics that I've neglected to blog about my children lately. I knocked out some shoots, and Jenny went to bed early with a tummy-ache (we were going to watch some 24), so I decided to catch up on some personal pics. There are a lot of them, I apologize, but I just felt like sharing a bunch this evening. Enjoy!

Max likes doing his "shapes"


Uh-oh, she climbs steps now!


The next series is from what I like to call "Photo Walks." This is where I take a camera and go on a walk and take pictures of whatever I want, pretty simple, huh? Anyway, Max was a wild man and needed to burn some energy, so he came along with me. In this photo walk, it was pretty much pics of Max. He was practicing for his Gap ads.






I had to pay him $1 to get this shot, but it was worth it!








The next few images were taken while waiting for the Millards to show up for our photo shoot last night, and some on the playground while chasing little Josh Millard around.

Max brought his camera along to take a few pics. Here you see him lining up a shot of the fountain at Loose Park. Check out the concentration on his face. I keep telling Jenny he'll be ready to take along on photo shoots as a second shooter in no time:)


Still trying to get a shot of Ava in this hat!


Got it!


Max will be 3 next month, wears 2T pants, and they still fall down


Ava liked the slide






The last series is from this evening when we took our kids to Boo at the Zoo. I didn't get as many shots as I would have liked, but when you have a fussy baby, and a toddler who refuses to listen, it's tough. Chasing him around the zoo while carrying the camera bag is not fun, but I should be used to it by now, right?



You can't tell by this pic, but she had fun for a little while.






Here I am with a very rare appearance on the blog! Thanks, Jenny for this shot.


Max and Ava were excited to ride the train. We always go to the zoo, but always skip the train due to time constraints.