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Showing posts with label Family. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 30, 2017

Paganoni Family | Norman, OK Family Photographer| Michelle Valantine Photography

             If there’s one thing we all know for certain, it’s that change is inevitable.  Many of life’s changes happen naturally, such as a high school graduation.  But sometimes, change can be completely unforeseen…like a job transfer.  The upheaval in the Paganoni's life spurred their desire to preserve memories of their children growing up on their small acreage outside of town in Norman, Oklahoma, before kids are off to college, and parents move to Florida.
            Kathy’s wish was to capture pictures of the family together, for one last time, before daughter, Angela, graduates from high school and pursues a degree in bio engineering at The University of Oklahoma.  Son, Joseph, is in medical school.  And Kathy’s mom came in from Arizona for the graduation.  She also wanted some shots of the land they’ve grown to love, as well as their animals, who, of course, are considered part of the family.   Each of the horses were adopted, as well as the donkey…one horse from a neglectful breeder, and the other two from Blaze’sTribute Equine Rescue.  
           As you can tell, this whole family is talented, energetic, creative, and knows how to have fun with each other!  It was an absolute pleasure to be able to capture some memories as life “opens new doors” for each of them.  For more information on my Family Sessions, please visit my Family page on my website MichelleValantinePhotography.com.

If there’s one thing we all know for certain—it’s that change is inevitable. Many of life’s changes happen naturally, such as a high school graduation. But sometimes, change can be completely unforeseen…like a job transfer. The upheaval in this family’s life spurred their desire to preserve memories of their children growing up on their small acreage outside of town in Norman, Oklahoma, before kids are off to college, and parents move to Florida. Kathy’s wish was to capture pictures of the family together, for one last time, before daughter, Angela, graduates from high school and pursues a degree in bio engineering at OU. Son, Joseph, is in medical school. Kathy’s mom came in from Arizona for the graduation. She also wanted some shots of the land they’ve grown to love, as well as their animals, who, of course, are considered “part of the family.” Each of the horses were adopted, as well as the donkey…one horse from a neglectful breeder, and the other two from Blaze’s Tribute Equine Rescue. As you can tell, this whole family is talented, energetic, creative, and knows how to have fun with each other! It was an absolute pleasure to be able to capture some memories as life “opens new doors” for each of them.

If there’s one thing we all know for certain—it’s that change is inevitable. Many of life’s changes happen naturally, such as a high school graduation. But sometimes, change can be completely unforeseen…like a job transfer. The upheaval in this family’s life spurred their desire to preserve memories of their children growing up on their small acreage outside of town in Norman, Oklahoma, before kids are off to college, and parents move to Florida. Kathy’s wish was to capture pictures of the family together, for one last time, before daughter, Angela, graduates from high school and pursues a degree in bio engineering at OU. Son, Joseph, is in medical school. Kathy’s mom came in from Arizona for the graduation. She also wanted some shots of the land they’ve grown to love, as well as their animals, who, of course, are considered “part of the family.” Each of the horses were adopted, as well as the donkey…one horse from a neglectful breeder, and the other two from Blaze’s Tribute Equine Rescue. As you can tell, this whole family is talented, energetic, creative, and knows how to have fun with each other! It was an absolute pleasure to be able to capture some memories as life “opens new doors” for each of them.

If there’s one thing we all know for certain—it’s that change is inevitable. Many of life’s changes happen naturally, such as a high school graduation. But sometimes, change can be completely unforeseen…like a job transfer. The upheaval in this family’s life spurred their desire to preserve memories of their children growing up on their small acreage outside of town in Norman, Oklahoma, before kids are off to college, and parents move to Florida. Kathy’s wish was to capture pictures of the family together, for one last time, before daughter, Angela, graduates from high school and pursues a degree in bio engineering at OU. Son, Joseph, is in medical school. Kathy’s mom came in from Arizona for the graduation. She also wanted some shots of the land they’ve grown to love, as well as their animals, who, of course, are considered “part of the family.” Each of the horses were adopted, as well as the donkey…one horse from a neglectful breeder, and the other two from Blaze’s Tribute Equine Rescue. As you can tell, this whole family is talented, energetic, creative, and knows how to have fun with each other! It was an absolute pleasure to be able to capture some memories as life “opens new doors” for each of them.

If there’s one thing we all know for certain—it’s that change is inevitable. Many of life’s changes happen naturally, such as a high school graduation. But sometimes, change can be completely unforeseen…like a job transfer. The upheaval in this family’s life spurred their desire to preserve memories of their children growing up on their small acreage outside of town in Norman, Oklahoma, before kids are off to college, and parents move to Florida. Kathy’s wish was to capture pictures of the family together, for one last time, before daughter, Angela, graduates from high school and pursues a degree in bio engineering at OU. Son, Joseph, is in medical school. Kathy’s mom came in from Arizona for the graduation. She also wanted some shots of the land they’ve grown to love, as well as their animals, who, of course, are considered “part of the family.” Each of the horses were adopted, as well as the donkey…one horse from a neglectful breeder, and the other two from Blaze’s Tribute Equine Rescue. As you can tell, this whole family is talented, energetic, creative, and knows how to have fun with each other! It was an absolute pleasure to be able to capture some memories as life “opens new doors” for each of them.

If there’s one thing we all know for certain—it’s that change is inevitable. Many of life’s changes happen naturally, such as a high school graduation. But sometimes, change can be completely unforeseen…like a job transfer. The upheaval in this family’s life spurred their desire to preserve memories of their children growing up on their small acreage outside of town in Norman, Oklahoma, before kids are off to college, and parents move to Florida. Kathy’s wish was to capture pictures of the family together, for one last time, before daughter, Angela, graduates from high school and pursues a degree in bio engineering at OU. Son, Joseph, is in medical school. Kathy’s mom came in from Arizona for the graduation. She also wanted some shots of the land they’ve grown to love, as well as their animals, who, of course, are considered “part of the family.” Each of the horses were adopted, as well as the donkey…one horse from a neglectful breeder, and the other two from Blaze’s Tribute Equine Rescue. As you can tell, this whole family is talented, energetic, creative, and knows how to have fun with each other! It was an absolute pleasure to be able to capture some memories as life “opens new doors” for each of them.

If there’s one thing we all know for certain—it’s that change is inevitable. Many of life’s changes happen naturally, such as a high school graduation. But sometimes, change can be completely unforeseen…like a job transfer. The upheaval in this family’s life spurred their desire to preserve memories of their children growing up on their small acreage outside of town in Norman, Oklahoma, before kids are off to college, and parents move to Florida. Kathy’s wish was to capture pictures of the family together, for one last time, before daughter, Angela, graduates from high school and pursues a degree in bio engineering at OU. Son, Joseph, is in medical school. Kathy’s mom came in from Arizona for the graduation. She also wanted some shots of the land they’ve grown to love, as well as their animals, who, of course, are considered “part of the family.” Each of the horses were adopted, as well as the donkey…one horse from a neglectful breeder, and the other two from Blaze’s Tribute Equine Rescue. As you can tell, this whole family is talented, energetic, creative, and knows how to have fun with each other! It was an absolute pleasure to be able to capture some memories as life “opens new doors” for each of them.

If there’s one thing we all know for certain—it’s that change is inevitable. Many of life’s changes happen naturally, such as a high school graduation. But sometimes, change can be completely unforeseen…like a job transfer. The upheaval in this family’s life spurred their desire to preserve memories of their children growing up on their small acreage outside of town in Norman, Oklahoma, before kids are off to college, and parents move to Florida. Kathy’s wish was to capture pictures of the family together, for one last time, before daughter, Angela, graduates from high school and pursues a degree in bio engineering at OU. Son, Joseph, is in medical school. Kathy’s mom came in from Arizona for the graduation. She also wanted some shots of the land they’ve grown to love, as well as their animals, who, of course, are considered “part of the family.” Each of the horses were adopted, as well as the donkey…one horse from a neglectful breeder, and the other two from Blaze’s Tribute Equine Rescue. As you can tell, this whole family is talented, energetic, creative, and knows how to have fun with each other! It was an absolute pleasure to be able to capture some memories as life “opens new doors” for each of them.

If there’s one thing we all know for certain—it’s that change is inevitable. Many of life’s changes happen naturally, such as a high school graduation. But sometimes, change can be completely unforeseen…like a job transfer. The upheaval in this family’s life spurred their desire to preserve memories of their children growing up on their small acreage outside of town in Norman, Oklahoma, before kids are off to college, and parents move to Florida. Kathy’s wish was to capture pictures of the family together, for one last time, before daughter, Angela, graduates from high school and pursues a degree in bio engineering at OU. Son, Joseph, is in medical school. Kathy’s mom came in from Arizona for the graduation. She also wanted some shots of the land they’ve grown to love, as well as their animals, who, of course, are considered “part of the family.” Each of the horses were adopted, as well as the donkey…one horse from a neglectful breeder, and the other two from Blaze’s Tribute Equine Rescue. As you can tell, this whole family is talented, energetic, creative, and knows how to have fun with each other! It was an absolute pleasure to be able to capture some memories as life “opens new doors” for each of them.

If there’s one thing we all know for certain—it’s that change is inevitable. Many of life’s changes happen naturally, such as a high school graduation. But sometimes, change can be completely unforeseen…like a job transfer. The upheaval in this family’s life spurred their desire to preserve memories of their children growing up on their small acreage outside of town in Norman, Oklahoma, before kids are off to college, and parents move to Florida. Kathy’s wish was to capture pictures of the family together, for one last time, before daughter, Angela, graduates from high school and pursues a degree in bio engineering at OU. Son, Joseph, is in medical school. Kathy’s mom came in from Arizona for the graduation. She also wanted some shots of the land they’ve grown to love, as well as their animals, who, of course, are considered “part of the family.” Each of the horses were adopted, as well as the donkey…one horse from a neglectful breeder, and the other two from Blaze’s Tribute Equine Rescue. As you can tell, this whole family is talented, energetic, creative, and knows how to have fun with each other! It was an absolute pleasure to be able to capture some memories as life “opens new doors” for each of them.

If there’s one thing we all know for certain—it’s that change is inevitable. Many of life’s changes happen naturally, such as a high school graduation. But sometimes, change can be completely unforeseen…like a job transfer. The upheaval in this family’s life spurred their desire to preserve memories of their children growing up on their small acreage outside of town in Norman, Oklahoma, before kids are off to college, and parents move to Florida. Kathy’s wish was to capture pictures of the family together, for one last time, before daughter, Angela, graduates from high school and pursues a degree in bio engineering at OU. Son, Joseph, is in medical school. Kathy’s mom came in from Arizona for the graduation. She also wanted some shots of the land they’ve grown to love, as well as their animals, who, of course, are considered “part of the family.” Each of the horses were adopted, as well as the donkey…one horse from a neglectful breeder, and the other two from Blaze’s Tribute Equine Rescue. As you can tell, this whole family is talented, energetic, creative, and knows how to have fun with each other! It was an absolute pleasure to be able to capture some memories as life “opens new doors” for each of them.

If there’s one thing we all know for certain—it’s that change is inevitable. Many of life’s changes happen naturally, such as a high school graduation. But sometimes, change can be completely unforeseen…like a job transfer. The upheaval in this family’s life spurred their desire to preserve memories of their children growing up on their small acreage outside of town in Norman, Oklahoma, before kids are off to college, and parents move to Florida. Kathy’s wish was to capture pictures of the family together, for one last time, before daughter, Angela, graduates from high school and pursues a degree in bio engineering at OU. Son, Joseph, is in medical school. Kathy’s mom came in from Arizona for the graduation. She also wanted some shots of the land they’ve grown to love, as well as their animals, who, of course, are considered “part of the family.” Each of the horses were adopted, as well as the donkey…one horse from a neglectful breeder, and the other two from Blaze’s Tribute Equine Rescue. As you can tell, this whole family is talented, energetic, creative, and knows how to have fun with each other! It was an absolute pleasure to be able to capture some memories as life “opens new doors” for each of them.

If there’s one thing we all know for certain—it’s that change is inevitable. Many of life’s changes happen naturally, such as a high school graduation. But sometimes, change can be completely unforeseen…like a job transfer. The upheaval in this family’s life spurred their desire to preserve memories of their children growing up on their small acreage outside of town in Norman, Oklahoma, before kids are off to college, and parents move to Florida. Kathy’s wish was to capture pictures of the family together, for one last time, before daughter, Angela, graduates from high school and pursues a degree in bio engineering at OU. Son, Joseph, is in medical school. Kathy’s mom came in from Arizona for the graduation. She also wanted some shots of the land they’ve grown to love, as well as their animals, who, of course, are considered “part of the family.” Each of the horses were adopted, as well as the donkey…one horse from a neglectful breeder, and the other two from Blaze’s Tribute Equine Rescue. As you can tell, this whole family is talented, energetic, creative, and knows how to have fun with each other! It was an absolute pleasure to be able to capture some memories as life “opens new doors” for each of them.

If there’s one thing we all know for certain—it’s that change is inevitable. Many of life’s changes happen naturally, such as a high school graduation. But sometimes, change can be completely unforeseen…like a job transfer. The upheaval in this family’s life spurred their desire to preserve memories of their children growing up on their small acreage outside of town in Norman, Oklahoma, before kids are off to college, and parents move to Florida. Kathy’s wish was to capture pictures of the family together, for one last time, before daughter, Angela, graduates from high school and pursues a degree in bio engineering at OU. Son, Joseph, is in medical school. Kathy’s mom came in from Arizona for the graduation. She also wanted some shots of the land they’ve grown to love, as well as their animals, who, of course, are considered “part of the family.” Each of the horses were adopted, as well as the donkey…one horse from a neglectful breeder, and the other two from Blaze’s Tribute Equine Rescue. As you can tell, this whole family is talented, energetic, creative, and knows how to have fun with each other! It was an absolute pleasure to be able to capture some memories as life “opens new doors” for each of them.

If there’s one thing we all know for certain—it’s that change is inevitable. Many of life’s changes happen naturally, such as a high school graduation. But sometimes, change can be completely unforeseen…like a job transfer. The upheaval in this family’s life spurred their desire to preserve memories of their children growing up on their small acreage outside of town in Norman, Oklahoma, before kids are off to college, and parents move to Florida. Kathy’s wish was to capture pictures of the family together, for one last time, before daughter, Angela, graduates from high school and pursues a degree in bio engineering at OU. Son, Joseph, is in medical school. Kathy’s mom came in from Arizona for the graduation. She also wanted some shots of the land they’ve grown to love, as well as their animals, who, of course, are considered “part of the family.” Each of the horses were adopted, as well as the donkey…one horse from a neglectful breeder, and the other two from Blaze’s Tribute Equine Rescue. As you can tell, this whole family is talented, energetic, creative, and knows how to have fun with each other! It was an absolute pleasure to be able to capture some memories as life “opens new doors” for each of them.

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Friday, May 26, 2017

Wondrasek Sisters | Will Rogers Park | Oklahoma City, OK Family Photographer | Michelle Valantine Photography

          Often, our family pictures consist of posed photos from holidays and special occasions.   But as a lifestyle photographer, it is my desire to capture a visual documentation of  childhood in-the-making.  I never know what the results will be going into a session with children, as my process is kind of a wait-and-see-who-they-are-and-what-they-like-to-do kind of approach.  And as a result, I'm usually able to get a couple of nice shots with the children looking at the camera with authentic smiles.  But mostly what I capture is a whole bunch more showing their unique expressions and glimmers of who they are on the inside.  
          On this warm, spring day Kala brought her two delightful and energetic daughters, ages 5 and 3, to Will Rogers Park for a photo shoot.  As soon as they emerged from their vehicle in pretty summer dresses, I noticed how the girls had adorned themselves with plastic rings, bracelets and necklaces to make their outfits complete!  Kala also brought a change of clothes...each of their favorite dresses.  She said they would wear them every day if they could!  This would be the perfect outfit for capturing them at this age!   And made me laugh as I remembered my own favorite item of clothing at that age...my beloved Fonzie (from Happy Days) shirt with his two thumbs sticking up saying, "Ayyy!"
           As we walked along the rambling paths through the park, the girls ahead of us scampering over rocks and bridges, Kala said both girls were like night-and-day.  One loves to have her picture taken, while the other is a complete tomboy.  Can you guess which is which?
           "Sisters are for life.  She is the only person in the world who shares my memories of our childhood, our parents, our struggles, our sorrows, and yes, even our moments of happiness and triumph.  My sister is the one person who truly knows me, as I know her."   --Lisa See, Shanghai Girls
          If you would like to capture some of these same "real life" moments in your family, please visit my Family page at MichelleValantinePhotography.com.

Often, our family pictures consist of posed photos from holidays and special occasions. But as a lifestyle photographer, it is my desire to capture a visual documentation of childhood in-the-making. I never know what the results will be going into a session with children, as my process is kind of a wait-and-see-who-they-are-and-what-they-like-to-do kind of approach. And as a result, I'm usually able to get a couple of nice shots with the children looking at the camera with authentic smiles. But mostly what I capture is a whole bunch more showing their unique expressions and glimmers of who they are on the inside. On this warm, spring day Kala brought her two delightful and energetic daughters, ages 5 and 3, to Will Rogers Park for a photo shoot. As soon as they emerged from their vehicle in pretty summer dresses, I noticed how the girls had adorned themselves with plastic rings, bracelets and necklaces to make their outfits complete! Kala also brought a change of clothes...each of their favorite dresses. She said they would wear them every day if they could! This would be the perfect outfit for capturing them at this age! And made me laugh as I remembered my own favorite item of clothing at that age...my beloved Fonzie (from Happy Days) shirt with his two thumbs sticking up saying, "Ayyy!" As we walked along the rambling paths through the park, the girls ahead of us scampering over rocks and bridges, Kala said both girls were like night-and-day. One loves to have her picture taken, while the other is a complete tomboy. Can you guess which is which? "Sisters are for life. She is the only person in the world who shares my memories of our childhood, our parents, our struggles, our sorrows, and yes, even our moments of happiness and triumph. My sister is the one person who truly knows me, as I know her." --Lisa See, Shanghai Girls If you would like to capture some of these same "real life" moments in your family, please visit my Family page at MichelleValantinePhotography.com.

Often, our family pictures consist of posed photos from holidays and special occasions. But as a lifestyle photographer, it is my desire to capture a visual documentation of childhood in-the-making. I never know what the results will be going into a session with children, as my process is kind of a wait-and-see-who-they-are-and-what-they-like-to-do kind of approach. And as a result, I'm usually able to get a couple of nice shots with the children looking at the camera with authentic smiles. But mostly what I capture is a whole bunch more showing their unique expressions and glimmers of who they are on the inside. On this warm, spring day Kala brought her two delightful and energetic daughters, ages 5 and 3, to Will Rogers Park for a photo shoot. As soon as they emerged from their vehicle in pretty summer dresses, I noticed how the girls had adorned themselves with plastic rings, bracelets and necklaces to make their outfits complete! Kala also brought a change of clothes...each of their favorite dresses. She said they would wear them every day if they could! This would be the perfect outfit for capturing them at this age! And made me laugh as I remembered my own favorite item of clothing at that age...my beloved Fonzie (from Happy Days) shirt with his two thumbs sticking up saying, "Ayyy!" As we walked along the rambling paths through the park, the girls ahead of us scampering over rocks and bridges, Kala said both girls were like night-and-day. One loves to have her picture taken, while the other is a complete tomboy. Can you guess which is which? "Sisters are for life. She is the only person in the world who shares my memories of our childhood, our parents, our struggles, our sorrows, and yes, even our moments of happiness and triumph. My sister is the one person who truly knows me, as I know her." --Lisa See, Shanghai Girls If you would like to capture some of these same "real life" moments in your family, please visit my Family page at MichelleValantinePhotography.com.

Often, our family pictures consist of posed photos from holidays and special occasions. But as a lifestyle photographer, it is my desire to capture a visual documentation of childhood in-the-making. I never know what the results will be going into a session with children, as my process is kind of a wait-and-see-who-they-are-and-what-they-like-to-do kind of approach. And as a result, I'm usually able to get a couple of nice shots with the children looking at the camera with authentic smiles. But mostly what I capture is a whole bunch more showing their unique expressions and glimmers of who they are on the inside. On this warm, spring day Kala brought her two delightful and energetic daughters, ages 5 and 3, to Will Rogers Park for a photo shoot. As soon as they emerged from their vehicle in pretty summer dresses, I noticed how the girls had adorned themselves with plastic rings, bracelets and necklaces to make their outfits complete! Kala also brought a change of clothes...each of their favorite dresses. She said they would wear them every day if they could! This would be the perfect outfit for capturing them at this age! And made me laugh as I remembered my own favorite item of clothing at that age...my beloved Fonzie (from Happy Days) shirt with his two thumbs sticking up saying, "Ayyy!" As we walked along the rambling paths through the park, the girls ahead of us scampering over rocks and bridges, Kala said both girls were like night-and-day. One loves to have her picture taken, while the other is a complete tomboy. Can you guess which is which? "Sisters are for life. She is the only person in the world who shares my memories of our childhood, our parents, our struggles, our sorrows, and yes, even our moments of happiness and triumph. My sister is the one person who truly knows me, as I know her." --Lisa See, Shanghai Girls If you would like to capture some of these same "real life" moments in your family, please visit my Family page at MichelleValantinePhotography.com.
 
Often, our family pictures consist of posed photos from holidays and special occasions. But as a lifestyle photographer, it is my desire to capture a visual documentation of childhood in-the-making. I never know what the results will be going into a session with children, as my process is kind of a wait-and-see-who-they-are-and-what-they-like-to-do kind of approach. And as a result, I'm usually able to get a couple of nice shots with the children looking at the camera with authentic smiles. But mostly what I capture is a whole bunch more showing their unique expressions and glimmers of who they are on the inside. On this warm, spring day Kala brought her two delightful and energetic daughters, ages 5 and 3, to Will Rogers Park for a photo shoot. As soon as they emerged from their vehicle in pretty summer dresses, I noticed how the girls had adorned themselves with plastic rings, bracelets and necklaces to make their outfits complete! Kala also brought a change of clothes...each of their favorite dresses. She said they would wear them every day if they could! This would be the perfect outfit for capturing them at this age! And made me laugh as I remembered my own favorite item of clothing at that age...my beloved Fonzie (from Happy Days) shirt with his two thumbs sticking up saying, "Ayyy!" As we walked along the rambling paths through the park, the girls ahead of us scampering over rocks and bridges, Kala said both girls were like night-and-day. One loves to have her picture taken, while the other is a complete tomboy. Can you guess which is which? "Sisters are for life. She is the only person in the world who shares my memories of our childhood, our parents, our struggles, our sorrows, and yes, even our moments of happiness and triumph. My sister is the one person who truly knows me, as I know her." --Lisa See, Shanghai Girls If you would like to capture some of these same "real life" moments in your family, please visit my Family page at MichelleValantinePhotography.com.

Often, our family pictures consist of posed photos from holidays and special occasions. But as a lifestyle photographer, it is my desire to capture a visual documentation of childhood in-the-making. I never know what the results will be going into a session with children, as my process is kind of a wait-and-see-who-they-are-and-what-they-like-to-do kind of approach. And as a result, I'm usually able to get a couple of nice shots with the children looking at the camera with authentic smiles. But mostly what I capture is a whole bunch more showing their unique expressions and glimmers of who they are on the inside. On this warm, spring day Kala brought her two delightful and energetic daughters, ages 5 and 3, to Will Rogers Park for a photo shoot. As soon as they emerged from their vehicle in pretty summer dresses, I noticed how the girls had adorned themselves with plastic rings, bracelets and necklaces to make their outfits complete! Kala also brought a change of clothes...each of their favorite dresses. She said they would wear them every day if they could! This would be the perfect outfit for capturing them at this age! And made me laugh as I remembered my own favorite item of clothing at that age...my beloved Fonzie (from Happy Days) shirt with his two thumbs sticking up saying, "Ayyy!" As we walked along the rambling paths through the park, the girls ahead of us scampering over rocks and bridges, Kala said both girls were like night-and-day. One loves to have her picture taken, while the other is a complete tomboy. Can you guess which is which? "Sisters are for life. She is the only person in the world who shares my memories of our childhood, our parents, our struggles, our sorrows, and yes, even our moments of happiness and triumph. My sister is the one person who truly knows me, as I know her." --Lisa See, Shanghai Girls If you would like to capture some of these same "real life" moments in your family, please visit my Family page at MichelleValantinePhotography.com.

Often, our family pictures consist of posed photos from holidays and special occasions. But as a lifestyle photographer, it is my desire to capture a visual documentation of childhood in-the-making. I never know what the results will be going into a session with children, as my process is kind of a wait-and-see-who-they-are-and-what-they-like-to-do kind of approach. And as a result, I'm usually able to get a couple of nice shots with the children looking at the camera with authentic smiles. But mostly what I capture is a whole bunch more showing their unique expressions and glimmers of who they are on the inside. On this warm, spring day Kala brought her two delightful and energetic daughters, ages 5 and 3, to Will Rogers Park for a photo shoot. As soon as they emerged from their vehicle in pretty summer dresses, I noticed how the girls had adorned themselves with plastic rings, bracelets and necklaces to make their outfits complete! Kala also brought a change of clothes...each of their favorite dresses. She said they would wear them every day if they could! This would be the perfect outfit for capturing them at this age! And made me laugh as I remembered my own favorite item of clothing at that age...my beloved Fonzie (from Happy Days) shirt with his two thumbs sticking up saying, "Ayyy!" As we walked along the rambling paths through the park, the girls ahead of us scampering over rocks and bridges, Kala said both girls were like night-and-day. One loves to have her picture taken, while the other is a complete tomboy. Can you guess which is which? "Sisters are for life. She is the only person in the world who shares my memories of our childhood, our parents, our struggles, our sorrows, and yes, even our moments of happiness and triumph. My sister is the one person who truly knows me, as I know her." --Lisa See, Shanghai Girls If you would like to capture some of these same "real life" moments in your family, please visit my Family page at MichelleValantinePhotography.com.
Often, our family pictures consist of posed photos from holidays and special occasions. But as a lifestyle photographer, it is my desire to capture a visual documentation of childhood in-the-making. I never know what the results will be going into a session with children, as my process is kind of a wait-and-see-who-they-are-and-what-they-like-to-do kind of approach. And as a result, I'm usually able to get a couple of nice shots with the children looking at the camera with authentic smiles. But mostly what I capture is a whole bunch more showing their unique expressions and glimmers of who they are on the inside. On this warm, spring day Kala brought her two delightful and energetic daughters, ages 5 and 3, to Will Rogers Park for a photo shoot. As soon as they emerged from their vehicle in pretty summer dresses, I noticed how the girls had adorned themselves with plastic rings, bracelets and necklaces to make their outfits complete! Kala also brought a change of clothes...each of their favorite dresses. She said they would wear them every day if they could! This would be the perfect outfit for capturing them at this age! And made me laugh as I remembered my own favorite item of clothing at that age...my beloved Fonzie (from Happy Days) shirt with his two thumbs sticking up saying, "Ayyy!" As we walked along the rambling paths through the park, the girls ahead of us scampering over rocks and bridges, Kala said both girls were like night-and-day. One loves to have her picture taken, while the other is a complete tomboy. Can you guess which is which? "Sisters are for life. She is the only person in the world who shares my memories of our childhood, our parents, our struggles, our sorrows, and yes, even our moments of happiness and triumph. My sister is the one person who truly knows me, as I know her." --Lisa See, Shanghai Girls If you would like to capture some of these same "real life" moments in your family, please visit my Family page at MichelleValantinePhotography.com.

Often, our family pictures consist of posed photos from holidays and special occasions. But as a lifestyle photographer, it is my desire to capture a visual documentation of childhood in-the-making. I never know what the results will be going into a session with children, as my process is kind of a wait-and-see-who-they-are-and-what-they-like-to-do kind of approach. And as a result, I'm usually able to get a couple of nice shots with the children looking at the camera with authentic smiles. But mostly what I capture is a whole bunch more showing their unique expressions and glimmers of who they are on the inside. On this warm, spring day Kala brought her two delightful and energetic daughters, ages 5 and 3, to Will Rogers Park for a photo shoot. As soon as they emerged from their vehicle in pretty summer dresses, I noticed how the girls had adorned themselves with plastic rings, bracelets and necklaces to make their outfits complete! Kala also brought a change of clothes...each of their favorite dresses. She said they would wear them every day if they could! This would be the perfect outfit for capturing them at this age! And made me laugh as I remembered my own favorite item of clothing at that age...my beloved Fonzie (from Happy Days) shirt with his two thumbs sticking up saying, "Ayyy!" As we walked along the rambling paths through the park, the girls ahead of us scampering over rocks and bridges, Kala said both girls were like night-and-day. One loves to have her picture taken, while the other is a complete tomboy. Can you guess which is which? "Sisters are for life. She is the only person in the world who shares my memories of our childhood, our parents, our struggles, our sorrows, and yes, even our moments of happiness and triumph. My sister is the one person who truly knows me, as I know her." --Lisa See, Shanghai Girls If you would like to capture some of these same "real life" moments in your family, please visit my Family page at MichelleValantinePhotography.com.

Often, our family pictures consist of posed photos from holidays and special occasions. But as a lifestyle photographer, it is my desire to capture a visual documentation of childhood in-the-making. I never know what the results will be going into a session with children, as my process is kind of a wait-and-see-who-they-are-and-what-they-like-to-do kind of approach. And as a result, I'm usually able to get a couple of nice shots with the children looking at the camera with authentic smiles. But mostly what I capture is a whole bunch more showing their unique expressions and glimmers of who they are on the inside. On this warm, spring day Kala brought her two delightful and energetic daughters, ages 5 and 3, to Will Rogers Park for a photo shoot. As soon as they emerged from their vehicle in pretty summer dresses, I noticed how the girls had adorned themselves with plastic rings, bracelets and necklaces to make their outfits complete! Kala also brought a change of clothes...each of their favorite dresses. She said they would wear them every day if they could! This would be the perfect outfit for capturing them at this age! And made me laugh as I remembered my own favorite item of clothing at that age...my beloved Fonzie (from Happy Days) shirt with his two thumbs sticking up saying, "Ayyy!" As we walked along the rambling paths through the park, the girls ahead of us scampering over rocks and bridges, Kala said both girls were like night-and-day. One loves to have her picture taken, while the other is a complete tomboy. Can you guess which is which? "Sisters are for life. She is the only person in the world who shares my memories of our childhood, our parents, our struggles, our sorrows, and yes, even our moments of happiness and triumph. My sister is the one person who truly knows me, as I know her." --Lisa See, Shanghai Girls If you would like to capture some of these same "real life" moments in your family, please visit my Family page at MichelleValantinePhotography.com.

Often, our family pictures consist of posed photos from holidays and special occasions. But as a lifestyle photographer, it is my desire to capture a visual documentation of childhood in-the-making. I never know what the results will be going into a session with children, as my process is kind of a wait-and-see-who-they-are-and-what-they-like-to-do kind of approach. And as a result, I'm usually able to get a couple of nice shots with the children looking at the camera with authentic smiles. But mostly what I capture is a whole bunch more showing their unique expressions and glimmers of who they are on the inside. On this warm, spring day Kala brought her two delightful and energetic daughters, ages 5 and 3, to Will Rogers Park for a photo shoot. As soon as they emerged from their vehicle in pretty summer dresses, I noticed how the girls had adorned themselves with plastic rings, bracelets and necklaces to make their outfits complete! Kala also brought a change of clothes...each of their favorite dresses. She said they would wear them every day if they could! This would be the perfect outfit for capturing them at this age! And made me laugh as I remembered my own favorite item of clothing at that age...my beloved Fonzie (from Happy Days) shirt with his two thumbs sticking up saying, "Ayyy!" As we walked along the rambling paths through the park, the girls ahead of us scampering over rocks and bridges, Kala said both girls were like night-and-day. One loves to have her picture taken, while the other is a complete tomboy. Can you guess which is which? "Sisters are for life. She is the only person in the world who shares my memories of our childhood, our parents, our struggles, our sorrows, and yes, even our moments of happiness and triumph. My sister is the one person who truly knows me, as I know her." --Lisa See, Shanghai Girls If you would like to capture some of these same "real life" moments in your family, please visit my Family page at MichelleValantinePhotography.com. Often, our family pictures consist of posed photos from holidays and special occasions. But as a lifestyle photographer, it is my desire to capture a visual documentation of childhood in-the-making. I never know what the results will be going into a session with children, as my process is kind of a wait-and-see-who-they-are-and-what-they-like-to-do kind of approach. And as a result, I'm usually able to get a couple of nice shots with the children looking at the camera with authentic smiles. But mostly what I capture is a whole bunch more showing their unique expressions and glimmers of who they are on the inside. On this warm, spring day Kala brought her two delightful and energetic daughters, ages 5 and 3, to Will Rogers Park for a photo shoot. As soon as they emerged from their vehicle in pretty summer dresses, I noticed how the girls had adorned themselves with plastic rings, bracelets and necklaces to make their outfits complete! Kala also brought a change of clothes...each of their favorite dresses. She said they would wear them every day if they could! This would be the perfect outfit for capturing them at this age! And made me laugh as I remembered my own favorite item of clothing at that age...my beloved Fonzie (from Happy Days) shirt with his two thumbs sticking up saying, "Ayyy!" As we walked along the rambling paths through the park, the girls ahead of us scampering over rocks and bridges, Kala said both girls were like night-and-day. One loves to have her picture taken, while the other is a complete tomboy. Can you guess which is which? "Sisters are for life. She is the only person in the world who shares my memories of our childhood, our parents, our struggles, our sorrows, and yes, even our moments of happiness and triumph. My sister is the one person who truly knows me, as I know her." --Lisa See, Shanghai Girls If you would like to capture some of these same "real life" moments in your family, please visit my Family page at MichelleValantinePhotography.com.

Often, our family pictures consist of posed photos from holidays and special occasions. But as a lifestyle photographer, it is my desire to capture a visual documentation of childhood in-the-making. I never know what the results will be going into a session with children, as my process is kind of a wait-and-see-who-they-are-and-what-they-like-to-do kind of approach. And as a result, I'm usually able to get a couple of nice shots with the children looking at the camera with authentic smiles. But mostly what I capture is a whole bunch more showing their unique expressions and glimmers of who they are on the inside. On this warm, spring day Kala brought her two delightful and energetic daughters, ages 5 and 3, to Will Rogers Park for a photo shoot. As soon as they emerged from their vehicle in pretty summer dresses, I noticed how the girls had adorned themselves with plastic rings, bracelets and necklaces to make their outfits complete! Kala also brought a change of clothes...each of their favorite dresses. She said they would wear them every day if they could! This would be the perfect outfit for capturing them at this age! And made me laugh as I remembered my own favorite item of clothing at that age...my beloved Fonzie (from Happy Days) shirt with his two thumbs sticking up saying, "Ayyy!" As we walked along the rambling paths through the park, the girls ahead of us scampering over rocks and bridges, Kala said both girls were like night-and-day. One loves to have her picture taken, while the other is a complete tomboy. Can you guess which is which? "Sisters are for life. She is the only person in the world who shares my memories of our childhood, our parents, our struggles, our sorrows, and yes, even our moments of happiness and triumph. My sister is the one person who truly knows me, as I know her." --Lisa See, Shanghai Girls If you would like to capture some of these same "real life" moments in your family, please visit my Family page at MichelleValantinePhotography.com.

Often, our family pictures consist of posed photos from holidays and special occasions. But as a lifestyle photographer, it is my desire to capture a visual documentation of childhood in-the-making. I never know what the results will be going into a session with children, as my process is kind of a wait-and-see-who-they-are-and-what-they-like-to-do kind of approach. And as a result, I'm usually able to get a couple of nice shots with the children looking at the camera with authentic smiles. But mostly what I capture is a whole bunch more showing their unique expressions and glimmers of who they are on the inside. On this warm, spring day Kala brought her two delightful and energetic daughters, ages 5 and 3, to Will Rogers Park for a photo shoot. As soon as they emerged from their vehicle in pretty summer dresses, I noticed how the girls had adorned themselves with plastic rings, bracelets and necklaces to make their outfits complete! Kala also brought a change of clothes...each of their favorite dresses. She said they would wear them every day if they could! This would be the perfect outfit for capturing them at this age! And made me laugh as I remembered my own favorite item of clothing at that age...my beloved Fonzie (from Happy Days) shirt with his two thumbs sticking up saying, "Ayyy!" As we walked along the rambling paths through the park, the girls ahead of us scampering over rocks and bridges, Kala said both girls were like night-and-day. One loves to have her picture taken, while the other is a complete tomboy. Can you guess which is which? "Sisters are for life. She is the only person in the world who shares my memories of our childhood, our parents, our struggles, our sorrows, and yes, even our moments of happiness and triumph. My sister is the one person who truly knows me, as I know her." --Lisa See, Shanghai Girls If you would like to capture some of these same "real life" moments in your family, please visit my Family page at MichelleValantinePhotography.com.

Often, our family pictures consist of posed photos from holidays and special occasions. But as a lifestyle photographer, it is my desire to capture a visual documentation of childhood in-the-making. I never know what the results will be going into a session with children, as my process is kind of a wait-and-see-who-they-are-and-what-they-like-to-do kind of approach. And as a result, I'm usually able to get a couple of nice shots with the children looking at the camera with authentic smiles. But mostly what I capture is a whole bunch more showing their unique expressions and glimmers of who they are on the inside. On this warm, spring day Kala brought her two delightful and energetic daughters, ages 5 and 3, to Will Rogers Park for a photo shoot. As soon as they emerged from their vehicle in pretty summer dresses, I noticed how the girls had adorned themselves with plastic rings, bracelets and necklaces to make their outfits complete! Kala also brought a change of clothes...each of their favorite dresses. She said they would wear them every day if they could! This would be the perfect outfit for capturing them at this age! And made me laugh as I remembered my own favorite item of clothing at that age...my beloved Fonzie (from Happy Days) shirt with his two thumbs sticking up saying, "Ayyy!" As we walked along the rambling paths through the park, the girls ahead of us scampering over rocks and bridges, Kala said both girls were like night-and-day. One loves to have her picture taken, while the other is a complete tomboy. Can you guess which is which? "Sisters are for life. She is the only person in the world who shares my memories of our childhood, our parents, our struggles, our sorrows, and yes, even our moments of happiness and triumph. My sister is the one person who truly knows me, as I know her." --Lisa See, Shanghai Girls If you would like to capture some of these same "real life" moments in your family, please visit my Family page at MichelleValantinePhotography.com.

Often, our family pictures consist of posed photos from holidays and special occasions. But as a lifestyle photographer, it is my desire to capture a visual documentation of childhood in-the-making. I never know what the results will be going into a session with children, as my process is kind of a wait-and-see-who-they-are-and-what-they-like-to-do kind of approach. And as a result, I'm usually able to get a couple of nice shots with the children looking at the camera with authentic smiles. But mostly what I capture is a whole bunch more showing their unique expressions and glimmers of who they are on the inside. On this warm, spring day Kala brought her two delightful and energetic daughters, ages 5 and 3, to Will Rogers Park for a photo shoot. As soon as they emerged from their vehicle in pretty summer dresses, I noticed how the girls had adorned themselves with plastic rings, bracelets and necklaces to make their outfits complete! Kala also brought a change of clothes...each of their favorite dresses. She said they would wear them every day if they could! This would be the perfect outfit for capturing them at this age! And made me laugh as I remembered my own favorite item of clothing at that age...my beloved Fonzie (from Happy Days) shirt with his two thumbs sticking up saying, "Ayyy!" As we walked along the rambling paths through the park, the girls ahead of us scampering over rocks and bridges, Kala said both girls were like night-and-day. One loves to have her picture taken, while the other is a complete tomboy. Can you guess which is which? "Sisters are for life. She is the only person in the world who shares my memories of our childhood, our parents, our struggles, our sorrows, and yes, even our moments of happiness and triumph. My sister is the one person who truly knows me, as I know her." --Lisa See, Shanghai Girls If you would like to capture some of these same "real life" moments in your family, please visit my Family page at MichelleValantinePhotography.com.

Often, our family pictures consist of posed photos from holidays and special occasions. But as a lifestyle photographer, it is my desire to capture a visual documentation of childhood in-the-making. I never know what the results will be going into a session with children, as my process is kind of a wait-and-see-who-they-are-and-what-they-like-to-do kind of approach. And as a result, I'm usually able to get a couple of nice shots with the children looking at the camera with authentic smiles. But mostly what I capture is a whole bunch more showing their unique expressions and glimmers of who they are on the inside. On this warm, spring day Kala brought her two delightful and energetic daughters, ages 5 and 3, to Will Rogers Park for a photo shoot. As soon as they emerged from their vehicle in pretty summer dresses, I noticed how the girls had adorned themselves with plastic rings, bracelets and necklaces to make their outfits complete! Kala also brought a change of clothes...each of their favorite dresses. She said they would wear them every day if they could! This would be the perfect outfit for capturing them at this age! And made me laugh as I remembered my own favorite item of clothing at that age...my beloved Fonzie (from Happy Days) shirt with his two thumbs sticking up saying, "Ayyy!" As we walked along the rambling paths through the park, the girls ahead of us scampering over rocks and bridges, Kala said both girls were like night-and-day. One loves to have her picture taken, while the other is a complete tomboy. Can you guess which is which? "Sisters are for life. She is the only person in the world who shares my memories of our childhood, our parents, our struggles, our sorrows, and yes, even our moments of happiness and triumph. My sister is the one person who truly knows me, as I know her." --Lisa See, Shanghai Girls If you would like to capture some of these same "real life" moments in your family, please visit my Family page at MichelleValantinePhotography.com.

Often, our family pictures consist of posed photos from holidays and special occasions. But as a lifestyle photographer, it is my desire to capture a visual documentation of childhood in-the-making. I never know what the results will be going into a session with children, as my process is kind of a wait-and-see-who-they-are-and-what-they-like-to-do kind of approach. And as a result, I'm usually able to get a couple of nice shots with the children looking at the camera with authentic smiles. But mostly what I capture is a whole bunch more showing their unique expressions and glimmers of who they are on the inside. On this warm, spring day Kala brought her two delightful and energetic daughters, ages 5 and 3, to Will Rogers Park for a photo shoot. As soon as they emerged from their vehicle in pretty summer dresses, I noticed how the girls had adorned themselves with plastic rings, bracelets and necklaces to make their outfits complete! Kala also brought a change of clothes...each of their favorite dresses. She said they would wear them every day if they could! This would be the perfect outfit for capturing them at this age! And made me laugh as I remembered my own favorite item of clothing at that age...my beloved Fonzie (from Happy Days) shirt with his two thumbs sticking up saying, "Ayyy!" As we walked along the rambling paths through the park, the girls ahead of us scampering over rocks and bridges, Kala said both girls were like night-and-day. One loves to have her picture taken, while the other is a complete tomboy. Can you guess which is which? "Sisters are for life. She is the only person in the world who shares my memories of our childhood, our parents, our struggles, our sorrows, and yes, even our moments of happiness and triumph. My sister is the one person who truly knows me, as I know her." --Lisa See, Shanghai Girls If you would like to capture some of these same "real life" moments in your family, please visit my Family page at MichelleValantinePhotography.com.

Often, our family pictures consist of posed photos from holidays and special occasions. But as a lifestyle photographer, it is my desire to capture a visual documentation of childhood in-the-making. I never know what the results will be going into a session with children, as my process is kind of a wait-and-see-who-they-are-and-what-they-like-to-do kind of approach. And as a result, I'm usually able to get a couple of nice shots with the children looking at the camera with authentic smiles. But mostly what I capture is a whole bunch more showing their unique expressions and glimmers of who they are on the inside. On this warm, spring day Kala brought her two delightful and energetic daughters, ages 5 and 3, to Will Rogers Park for a photo shoot. As soon as they emerged from their vehicle in pretty summer dresses, I noticed how the girls had adorned themselves with plastic rings, bracelets and necklaces to make their outfits complete! Kala also brought a change of clothes...each of their favorite dresses. She said they would wear them every day if they could! This would be the perfect outfit for capturing them at this age! And made me laugh as I remembered my own favorite item of clothing at that age...my beloved Fonzie (from Happy Days) shirt with his two thumbs sticking up saying, "Ayyy!" As we walked along the rambling paths through the park, the girls ahead of us scampering over rocks and bridges, Kala said both girls were like night-and-day. One loves to have her picture taken, while the other is a complete tomboy. Can you guess which is which? "Sisters are for life. She is the only person in the world who shares my memories of our childhood, our parents, our struggles, our sorrows, and yes, even our moments of happiness and triumph. My sister is the one person who truly knows me, as I know her." --Lisa See, Shanghai Girls If you would like to capture some of these same "real life" moments in your family, please visit my Family page at MichelleValantinePhotography.com.
 
Often, our family pictures consist of posed photos from holidays and special occasions. But as a lifestyle photographer, it is my desire to capture a visual documentation of childhood in-the-making. I never know what the results will be going into a session with children, as my process is kind of a wait-and-see-who-they-are-and-what-they-like-to-do kind of approach. And as a result, I'm usually able to get a couple of nice shots with the children looking at the camera with authentic smiles. But mostly what I capture is a whole bunch more showing their unique expressions and glimmers of who they are on the inside. On this warm, spring day Kala brought her two delightful and energetic daughters, ages 5 and 3, to Will Rogers Park for a photo shoot. As soon as they emerged from their vehicle in pretty summer dresses, I noticed how the girls had adorned themselves with plastic rings, bracelets and necklaces to make their outfits complete! Kala also brought a change of clothes...each of their favorite dresses. She said they would wear them every day if they could! This would be the perfect outfit for capturing them at this age! And made me laugh as I remembered my own favorite item of clothing at that age...my beloved Fonzie (from Happy Days) shirt with his two thumbs sticking up saying, "Ayyy!" As we walked along the rambling paths through the park, the girls ahead of us scampering over rocks and bridges, Kala said both girls were like night-and-day. One loves to have her picture taken, while the other is a complete tomboy. Can you guess which is which? "Sisters are for life. She is the only person in the world who shares my memories of our childhood, our parents, our struggles, our sorrows, and yes, even our moments of happiness and triumph. My sister is the one person who truly knows me, as I know her." --Lisa See, Shanghai Girls If you would like to capture some of these same "real life" moments in your family, please visit my Family page at MichelleValantinePhotography.com.

Often, our family pictures consist of posed photos from holidays and special occasions. But as a lifestyle photographer, it is my desire to capture a visual documentation of childhood in-the-making. I never know what the results will be going into a session with children, as my process is kind of a wait-and-see-who-they-are-and-what-they-like-to-do kind of approach. And as a result, I'm usually able to get a couple of nice shots with the children looking at the camera with authentic smiles. But mostly what I capture is a whole bunch more showing their unique expressions and glimmers of who they are on the inside. On this warm, spring day Kala brought her two delightful and energetic daughters, ages 5 and 3, to Will Rogers Park for a photo shoot. As soon as they emerged from their vehicle in pretty summer dresses, I noticed how the girls had adorned themselves with plastic rings, bracelets and necklaces to make their outfits complete! Kala also brought a change of clothes...each of their favorite dresses. She said they would wear them every day if they could! This would be the perfect outfit for capturing them at this age! And made me laugh as I remembered my own favorite item of clothing at that age...my beloved Fonzie (from Happy Days) shirt with his two thumbs sticking up saying, "Ayyy!" As we walked along the rambling paths through the park, the girls ahead of us scampering over rocks and bridges, Kala said both girls were like night-and-day. One loves to have her picture taken, while the other is a complete tomboy. Can you guess which is which? "Sisters are for life. She is the only person in the world who shares my memories of our childhood, our parents, our struggles, our sorrows, and yes, even our moments of happiness and triumph. My sister is the one person who truly knows me, as I know her." --Lisa See, Shanghai Girls If you would like to capture some of these same "real life" moments in your family, please visit my Family page at MichelleValantinePhotography.com.

Thank you, Kala, for asking me to capture your girls, and also for jumping in the last pictures of the shoot!  I know that request took you by surprise, but time flies, and I wanted to capture a fleeting moment of you with your beautiful girls in their favorite dresses.   
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Sunday, May 14, 2017

Horn Family | Norman, OK Family Photographer | Michelle Valantine Photography


           We gathered, we stood, we sat, we ran, we goofed-off, and most of all we laughed!  Let me introduce you to the Horn family!  This family of 5 has older children in middle school and high school, all of which are very athletic, so I made sure to incorporate a lot of movement into their session...one of my tricks for helping my clients feel more comfortable in front of the camera.  

            We met on a sunny, warm afternoon in mid-May.  Having a teen of my own, I am familiar with adolescent mood swings, but I was blown away by the comradery, energy, and congeniality of these siblings.  They loved to rib one another and were game for anything I asked of them!  These dedicated, enthusiastic parents have certainly done an outstanding job raising three delightful and talented young adults.  See for yourself how each of their individual personalities shine through, especially when photographed together!  For further information on booking your own family session, please visit my Family page on my website, MichelleValantinePhotography.com.  


And here's another fun session to share…the Horn family! We met at Sutton Wilderness on a sunny, warm afternoon in mid-May. Having a teen of my own, I am familiar with adolescent mood swings, but I was blown away by the comradery, energy, and congeniality of these brothers toward their sister. These dedicated, enthusiastic parents have certainly done an outstanding job raising three delightful and talented young adults. See for yourself how each of their individual personalities shine through! For further information on booking your own family session, please contact MichelleValantinePhotography.




















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