Moving on up
This will be my last post on this blog . . . because I've moved on to a new one! If you'd like to follow me, please go to http://emilymccall.com and bookmark this new site! I promise you'll love it: BIGGER PICTURES! :)
This will be my last post on this blog . . . because I've moved on to a new one! If you'd like to follow me, please go to http://emilymccall.com and bookmark this new site! I promise you'll love it: BIGGER PICTURES! :)
Last weekend my husband's whole big family went to Surfside Beach near Freeport, Texas, for a relaxing little getaway. We all packed into a beach house and spent our days swimming, sunning, fishing, eating, and laughing our heads off. It was a pretty nice beach and a really great time, so of course I came back with lots and lots of photos to share! Consider this the obligatory "what I did on my summer vacation" essay--but with pictures!
(By the way, Typepad seems to have implemented some sort of color management that I think makes the photos' colors look a bit wonky; if you think so too, click on the image and a larger photo will pop up--the color in the pop-up window looks loads better!)
I promised more to come, so here they are! A few more shots of my gorgeous friend, who is due July 23. I'm counting down the days for her!
If you are interested in a maternity session and would like to see some examples of the more PG-13 types of shots, just shoot me an e-mail and I'll give you a gallery password!
Yesterday I got to shoot maternity portraits of one of my very good--and very beautiful--friends! We've been planning this session for ages, and she's now about 34 weeks along and looking absolutely spectacular, so we finally made it happen. We had a blast and got some really great shots in the process! Here's a preview, but there are many more to come!
On Saturday I got to witness the marriage of my brother-in-law's wife's sister . . . but to make things a little less complicated, let's just call her the sweetest girl in the whole world! The wedding was at a gorgeous cathedral in downtown Fort Worth and the reception was at the old Texas & Pacific train station. And even though I was not (and am not!) the wedding photographer, everything was so incredibly beautiful that I just could not resist whipping out my camera. Here are some of my favorites!
For more, check out their slideshow (slightly larger and on black here):
These two are such beautiful people, inside and out, they deserve all the happiness in the world. I wish them all the best!