Autumn, fall, pumpkins, orange and yellow leaves, soups, not pumpkin spice, sweaters and boots….I love it all!
Can we just talk about fall light for a minute? There is something magical about the orange red glow of a crisp fall evening sunset. Maybe it’s because the foliage matches, I’m not sure, but I love them!
This was my first adventure up to Grand View Drive to take pictures. I was here once many years ago, but it was just a quick drive through. I remember thinking it was pretty incredible, but then I just kind of forgot about it. I’m glad I was reminded of it’s awesomeness! I will definitely be going back soon.
Stacey and Josh and their cute little 3 month baby, Henry met me at the park right before sunset. We lucked out because the wind was finally winding down after whipping around all day. Little Henry, or Hank if you please, was totally happy about hanging out in the park. The session went quickly because we didn’t want Hank to endure the chilly weather too long. (Even though he didn’t mind a bit!) It was a wrap in about 40 minutes, which included two spots and a variety of poses. Quick and efficient, that’s my game….oh and lots of laughs too!
These guys were awesome and I hope to see them again in the future, especially when little Hank starts toddling around (my favorite age!!)
Till then, here’s a few of this adorable autumn family session…..
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