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holiday cards

It’s almost that time of year!  (Which is good, because I can only hold out against the peppermint Starbucks beverages for so long!)

Have a photo from a session (or wedding) this year that you’d like to use in your Christmas cards?  This year our card sale is for 4×5.5 inch flat cards.  They are cardstock thickness and come with envelopes.  They’re sold in sets of 25.  A set of 25 cards is $30, a set of 50 is $55.

To order, visit our ordering website and select the holiday card gallery.  Once you find a design you love, order it and then I’ll be in touch to find out which picture(s) from your portrait shoot or wedding (or both) you’d like to use.  All of the cards can be customized with your name and favorite greeting.

Family Portraits in Castle Rock

I met Cyndi and Niko at a stables in Castle Rock to take some family pictures with their horse. It was so much fun to do something a little different and I can’t wait to photograph Cyndi’s horse show next weekend!

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(Did you catch the horse sticking out his tongue at me?!)

colorado springs family photographer

colorado springs family photographer

colorado springs family photographer

colorado springs family photographer

my parents’ visit

My parents came to visit a couple of weeks ago and I got a chance to play with some of the pictures from their trip this weekend. (And before you say it, I’ll preempt you: yes, they really are my parents, yes, they really do look too young to be my parents, and yes, they really do like each other this much. But don’t let that stop you from leaving comments saying how young and cute they are–they love that stuff.) ;)

We took them to Manitou Springs for a little local tourism and lapsed into an impromptu photo shoot.

This is your standard photographer’s kid reaction to impromptu photo shoots:

My parents were much more willing subjects:

We let Will run for a while on the Manitou Library grounds.

That kid can run.

It’s Nic’s job to catch him.

We decided it was time for a little ice cream and lemonade. (I like how Will is clearly checking out the money here–you know it won’t be long before he knows who to go to for presents.)

We got lemonade, but Will wasn’t about to share it. Every time my mom asked for a sip, he glared at her and held it tighter…which made us all laugh. Not really reinforcing Goodness, but he’s usually very generous, so this no-lemonade-for-you amused us greatly.

And then we went to the arcade and Will got to ride the little kiddie rides for the first time in his life. He unleashed his full cuteness power and I have 100 pictures that totally slay me. Feel badly for me–no mother should have a toddler this cute. How could I ever say “no” to this cute little face?!