Gorgeous Girls -- New Jersey Child Photographer

Oh, these little girls. They are just too, too precious. I could photograph them all day everyday. And as I mentioned in my blog post yesterday, in a couple of years their parents should just lock them up in their rooms (or move to a remote island) because they are just going to be too gorgeous. TOO gorgeous.





Later that evening, Sarah sent me an e-mail and told me that Hannah was actually getting sick during our session. They took her temperature after I left and it was 101! When I was looking back over the pictures, I realized that you can kind of tell she wasn't feeling good ... although I hadn't noticed it before. I thought she was just giving me those pouty model poses ... like this next one ...



... and this one ...

I LOVE these next two. LOVE them!

Oh, this next picture. WOW! 

Ok, so I gotta go a little techno nerd on you for just a second. I recently upgraded my camera and one of THE coolest features on my 5D is the ability to shoot in extremely low-light situations and create stunning images. I never use flash on portrait sessions ... just when necessary at weddings. These next two images were shot in a dim room (the sun was on the other side of the house) at 3200 ISO. Check it: NO NOISE!!! Even at 100%!!

Ava and I share a passion: sugar.

Love these next two. It's REALLY, really tough being a big sister sometimes. See ...

Fun fact I learned on my session: There's less sugar in a pixie stick than in a bag of fruit snacks!!! 

And we'll end things with the very last shot of the day.

Geez ... that was a big preview. But I just couldn't help myself! I had so much fun working with you guys!!! I hope that Hannah is feeling better in no time : ) 

Happy Sunday!

Kate
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