Prince Charming

My baby Noah after his sealing in the Mt. Timpanogas Temple

M Family

Boy did I get some heartburn the night before this shoot.  The patriarch of this family is a photographer.  He relinquished the family picture for the first time to lil ol me. 

No need to worry!  This family had it together.  They were so easy going and we had a blast.

We got a nose picking shot of this group, but I thought they might appreciate me keeping that private ;0)  Save that for their prom dates.

This cute little blondie found a rolly polly and we played for a minute with him.  I had to hold him at one point and remind him to smile at his new friend.  Whatever it takes for the kids to cooperate!

W Family Sealing

Little Ada's adoption finalization was earlier this month, which means this family could go to the temple to be sealed. 

We had an early photo session for this occasion so that on the big day they could focus on their guests and family. They are such a beautiful little family, and sweet as the day is long. Little Miss Ada is so blessed to have such wonderful parents.

Hilarity

This has got to be the funniest group I've ever shot.  Bigger than Life.  Hope you get the idea from these shots... I have the best job in the world!

Click to enlarge.  They've got a crowd!

This is how they roll.

Forever Young

I can't for the life of me remember what our prom song was.  Probably because of all the dances, it was the one I didn't attend in high school. 

However, I had so much fun comparing the dresses I wore to the millions I saw while shooting in American Fork this weekend.

There were something like 5 proms in the valley that day.

These guys were mortified when I asked one of the girls to kiss the cheek of one of the guys.  Good for you, I say! 

After that first, embarrassing exchange, we got some great shots and sent them on their way to blindfold the girls and drive them to dinner...????

Oh the shots I could have done with this group...but alas, they had plans for the night.

We didn't have enough time to do everything I'd hoped to, but

I'd say this is a far cry from standing in front of a balloon sculpture or feaux street lamp at the dance.