Showing posts with label family. Show all posts
Showing posts with label family. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 1, 2009

The Littlest Gates

What's a wedding without really adorable kids to halfway steal the show? These little ones are Deb's nieces named Gwynyth, Hazel, and Joya. Yes, they are precious and yes, they are close in age. But before you think, "wow their parents must have their hands full," just wait. There are six little ones in this family. Gwynyth, Hazel, Joya, Maverick, and then the twins, Reed and Law. Beautiful children and their parents, Joel and Angie are so loving and gracious. Big families are a lot of fun!
Peace, Kate J Miller






A Family Affair

Last weekend I had the opportunity to second shoot for my dad at my cousin's wedding in South Bend Indiana. This wedding was a lot of fun not only because it was colorful and beautiful but also because it was a chance for my huge family to get together and celebrate! The church where Deb and Jake held the ceremony was the same one where my oldest sister and two cousins also got married. And the reception location, the Palais Royale, was breathtaking. This was a great day for me to do what I love, with the people I love. Deb and Jake, I hope you're fully enjoying your new life together. Love to both of you.
Peace, Kate J Miller






Their first look...


Cute face Deb





A little fun with the fish eye lens


These groomsmen knew how to jump

Jake and his four brothers, The Lentscher 5




They're finally married!



First Dance

Sunday, April 5, 2009

Boys, Boys, Boys

Yesterday I did a shoot with three boys, Oliver, Wesley, and Max. Oliver and Wesley are three and a half year old twins and Max is nearly two. These boys have energy and I don't know how their parents keep up with them! Their energy and liveliness made them so fun to photograph and further solidified why I love photographing children so much. Enjoy the energy!
Peace, Kate J Miller





Oliver

Group Shot

gotcha!


Wesley, Oliver, and Max

look at those eyes...




group tackle


run, run, run