Watch out world. Here they come. Over the past few months, I met some really great seniors. They are all excited to move onto college and are full of optimism. So great to be around. Here is a sampling of soon-to-be high school graduates from Seattle, the east side and Kent. Best wishes on your last few months of high school!
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Love all of the festivities in the International District. And if you ever wonder if there really are differences between girls and boys…take a look at the first pic. Happy New Year!
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Look at them. What beautiful girls. I met Sophie last year, and this year got to meet her sister, Lucy. Almost a year old, Lucy already looks up to her big sister, and is thoroughly entertained by her. It was a great visit and I look forward to watching these girls grow.
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Look at all of those grandkids! What a great family. Mark, you were missed. Gotta get you in a family shot soon.
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A last minute Holiday shoot at the Union Bay Wetlands turned into a fun morning splashing in puddles, exploring all of the wildlife and oh ya, we took a few photos too.
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Just a year ago, Ryan and Kenji were the only grandkids in the family. But one year later two more grandkids have been added to the mix. Meet Cash (Kenji’s little brother) and Emma. Are their grandparents excited? Of course. There is so much positive energy, fun and laughter in the house, it’s hard to leave.
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Back together again for the holidays can only mean two things. Lots of smiles and yes, giggling.
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This time Charlie brought along Dodo the Monkey and his fabulous parents. We had a great time wandering around Pike Place Market during the holidays. It was so festive that even pigs were pulling Santa’s sleigh.
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It was a clear but cold day when I met little Nima and Kiran. These two brothers were dressed to impress, and did a stellar job during their photo session. Their grandma joined us for a few pictures, and I’m glad she did. I love photographing grandparents with their grandchildren. Gotta have them. Beautiful family, don’t you think?
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At five months, Colton & Julia are doing just great. They’re always aware of one another and unlike most siblings, they don’t seem to be bothered when one is tugging, grabbing or rolling on or over the other. I guess that’s why twins are often so close with one another. Infants are a lot of work, but two at one time. Phew. Their parents seem to be at ease and the four of them are oozing with happiness.
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It’s always fun to reconnect with friends from the ‘olden’ days. Rachel and Nick were our neighbors when we lived in Wallingford, back when we were both kid-free. Back when we just had to worry about ourselves and our dogs, when we took our time on house projects and chatted it up whenever we wanted over the backyard fence. Flash forward 14 years and life has certainly changed. The Leningtons have two daughters, they recently moved back to Seattle after living in CA for a few years, and now have a new chocolate lab. Things are much more complicated than they were, but they’re now a family of four. Things don’t get much better than this.
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Had lots of fun with Bobby, Johnny & Kate. Especially during the silly portion of our shoot. Glad we were able to get a few photos with Grandpa Bob, and of course their old pal, Jake the dog.
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