"A portrait of my children, once a week, every week, in 2013."
Che: Everyone told me that kindergarten prompts really significant growth spurts. I just wasn't expecting him to look like a 15-year-old so soon. He wears hat c/o toto knits and super-soft peace tee c/o paul & paula
Poet: The anticipation of bubbles - pure joy.
Last week was all about the boys so it seemed only fair that I document my favourite portraits of girls and sisters this week. Starting with this filmic capture of Daisy and her bedtime bubbles / I've been following the bump each week and now Lucy Elle is here and she is beautiful / I love the perspective of these shots / fine little elina, what a sweet soul / biet with attitude - priceless!
Now that Che is at school five days a week I'm finding it difficult to capture as many photos of him, simply because of the lack of time. He also has a tendency to get fed-up quickly so this week he gave me "10 shots" and he counted the shutter every time I took a photo - talk about pressure! I find the best way to take his portrait is to engage him in conversation, ask him questions that can't be answered with a 'yes' or 'no'. I'd love to know what you find most difficult about taking your portraits each week....
Now that Che is at school five days a week I'm finding it difficult to capture as many photos of him, simply because of the lack of time. He also has a tendency to get fed-up quickly so this week he gave me "10 shots" and he counted the shutter every time I took a photo - talk about pressure! I find the best way to take his portrait is to engage him in conversation, ask him questions that can't be answered with a 'yes' or 'no'. I'd love to know what you find most difficult about taking your portraits each week....
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