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I don’t shoot a lot of mini-sessions, especially with new clients who aren’t familiar with the way I work. A mini session is about 15-20 minutes, usually outdoors somewhere fun like the beach. Nicole and John were staying at a rented beach house in Aptos with some other family members when I met up with them. The kids are at that perfect age where they’re cool with photos, or at least will put on a smile in return for some secret, previously agreed-upon form of compensation. Regardless, the kids were great, and were happy to play along with whatever ideas I threw at them. Nicole (mom) was a joy to work with – easy to smile and quick to laugh. I’m pretty sure John enjoyed himself too; as a dad myself I’m not always eager to get on the other side of the camera, but if the photographer is quick and competent, I usually have a good time in the end. I hope this was the case for John! So, even though we only had 15-20 minutes together, I feel like we got a bunch of keepers from their Seascape Beach family portrait session.
Below are some of my favorite photos from the family photography session, laid out album spread-style. Enjoy!
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- About Chris (GoodEye)
- Chris Schmauch thinks your family rocks, and would love to capture some truly precious memories of you and your little ones (or big ones!). From families with their first newborn, to multigenerational huge get-togethers, Chris is up to the task. Based in Santa Cruz, but traveling all over the Bay Area and beyond, consider taking advantage of Chris’ talent to capture the memories before it’s too late (Hint: it’s never too late).
Looking for a creative family portrait photographer with mad little-kid skills? San Francisco / Bay Area Family Portrait Photographer Chris Schmauch captures sweet family moments like no other! Call (831) 216-6210 or fill out this nifty contact form (for serious inquiries only).
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