logan & lexi
These are some of my favorite kids to photograph!
I just took this shot quickly when we were all done with our session...I love how the sun is sparkling off her hair. These are the photos that make me miss summer when it is -35 windchills in the dead of winter!
I just took this shot quickly when we were all done with our session...I love how the sun is sparkling off her hair. These are the photos that make me miss summer when it is -35 windchills in the dead of winter!
olivia
Little Olivia won my heart when she actually came and plopped down in my lap when I was trying to photograph her! Her sweetness comes through in these photos!
An announcement from Resolutions Photography...
Hi everyone!
I am now officially booked up for the months of July, August and September. If you would like to be on my contact list for a booking in October or November, please email me and let me know dlizbuck3@msn.com Remember, I don't automatically put you on my contact list each time, you have to let me know that you would possibly like a session for those months.
I will also not be booking any more high school seniors for the rest of the year. I will be doing newborn sessions for June, July, August and September only for those who have previously talked to me about doing a session for them.
I have three great reasons for not over-extending myself this summer and fall! Baby number three will make his or HER appearance New Year's, 2012!
I am now officially booked up for the months of July, August and September. If you would like to be on my contact list for a booking in October or November, please email me and let me know dlizbuck3@msn.com Remember, I don't automatically put you on my contact list each time, you have to let me know that you would possibly like a session for those months.
I will also not be booking any more high school seniors for the rest of the year. I will be doing newborn sessions for June, July, August and September only for those who have previously talked to me about doing a session for them.
I have three great reasons for not over-extending myself this summer and fall! Baby number three will make his or HER appearance New Year's, 2012!
on what to wear (spring and summer edition)
Your clothing selections are such a huge part of your photo session, and I know it can be a bit overwhelming deciding what to bring the day of your session. Clothes that work best for a photo session may not be what you would put on your child in every day life, making clothing selections even more difficult!
Your selections can greatly enhance the look of your photos by inspiring me to utilize my backdrops and outdoor locations to their fullest potential! Below, I have come up with some suggestions of what to wear and what not to wear to help you get an idea of what I am (and am not) inspired by, and what works with my backdrops, locations, etc.
First, let's start with what not to wear for girls. Here's what doesn't work: overly "precious" clothes with lots of ruffles and bows, clothes with lots of appliques, character clothing (Dora, Hello Kitty, etc), clothes that are too adult for your little girl, garish colors, "stuffy" Sunday-best dresses (satin, velvet, sequins, etc.), clothes with sayings on them that are not personal to your little girl, clothes with lots of glitter and sequins. Also remember to do their fingernails and toenails (or leave them plain)! They show in the photos more often than not!
Next, let's talk about what does work! Remember, these selections are based upon my own personal taste, and what I know works well with my backdrops and outdoor locations: vintage prints, faded denimn (jeans, jackets), simple white tops with cute tailoring, bright & happy colors, unusual color combinations, vintage dresses, pillowcase dresses, simple white sundresses, personalized tees (name, initial or age), layers, layers, layers, fun hats, headbands and scarves, classic prints in classic colors (red and white gingham, black and white polka dot), handmade clothing as you would find on etsy
OK, let's talk about boys. What works: vintage prints, classic themes (robots, bugs, pirate, rock n roll, etc.), classic white button down shirt or polo, faded denim (jeans or jacket), unusual color combinations (or unusual for boys, like turquoise, pink, coral, etc.), layers upon layers, fun vintage shoes and hats, classic prints and plaids, personalized prints (name, initial, age, funny saying, "big brother," etc).
And what doesn't work for boys: overly "stuffy" clothes (argyle sweater, suit and tie, character clothes, boring clothes. I know it's hard to keep it exciting with boys' clothes, but try to stay away from a blah colored polo and jeans. If going with a polo, pick a bright, fun color, add a pair of faded/ripped up jeans and give him a faux-hawk hairdo or add a fun hat (backwards baseball hat, fedora, etc). Here's some examples of what doesn't work so well for your photo shoot:
Your selections can greatly enhance the look of your photos by inspiring me to utilize my backdrops and outdoor locations to their fullest potential! Below, I have come up with some suggestions of what to wear and what not to wear to help you get an idea of what I am (and am not) inspired by, and what works with my backdrops, locations, etc.
First, let's start with what not to wear for girls. Here's what doesn't work: overly "precious" clothes with lots of ruffles and bows, clothes with lots of appliques, character clothing (Dora, Hello Kitty, etc), clothes that are too adult for your little girl, garish colors, "stuffy" Sunday-best dresses (satin, velvet, sequins, etc.), clothes with sayings on them that are not personal to your little girl, clothes with lots of glitter and sequins. Also remember to do their fingernails and toenails (or leave them plain)! They show in the photos more often than not!
Next, let's talk about what does work! Remember, these selections are based upon my own personal taste, and what I know works well with my backdrops and outdoor locations: vintage prints, faded denimn (jeans, jackets), simple white tops with cute tailoring, bright & happy colors, unusual color combinations, vintage dresses, pillowcase dresses, simple white sundresses, personalized tees (name, initial or age), layers, layers, layers, fun hats, headbands and scarves, classic prints in classic colors (red and white gingham, black and white polka dot), handmade clothing as you would find on etsy
OK, let's talk about boys. What works: vintage prints, classic themes (robots, bugs, pirate, rock n roll, etc.), classic white button down shirt or polo, faded denim (jeans or jacket), unusual color combinations (or unusual for boys, like turquoise, pink, coral, etc.), layers upon layers, fun vintage shoes and hats, classic prints and plaids, personalized prints (name, initial, age, funny saying, "big brother," etc).
And what doesn't work for boys: overly "stuffy" clothes (argyle sweater, suit and tie, character clothes, boring clothes. I know it's hard to keep it exciting with boys' clothes, but try to stay away from a blah colored polo and jeans. If going with a polo, pick a bright, fun color, add a pair of faded/ripped up jeans and give him a faux-hawk hairdo or add a fun hat (backwards baseball hat, fedora, etc). Here's some examples of what doesn't work so well for your photo shoot:
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