Annual Fall Portrait Event in the Park

Take advantage of the Forever Moments Annual Fall Event.

Special offer only for this fall event includes a print credit with your session fee!

Session fee is $145 for 1 hour in the park at either Mill Pond in Milton or 

Lowville Park in North Burlington, just on the west side of Milton.

BONUS: Receive $50 towards prints from your session.

New offers and bonuses available for 2011.

Contact Leah at 416-574-8991

Info@forevermoments.ca

www.forevermoments.ca

Don't wait, there are only 3 weekends 

when the leaves are changing and only 

certain days and times available.

Be sure to get the date that works for you! 

Call today.

Sisters

These 3 beautiful sisters came into the studio this week and they were so much fun.  They had great attitudes and were comfortable in their own skin which added to their lovely personalities.  I can't wait to show them the rest of the images from the session!

Leah

  

A Beautiful Board of Directors

These lovely ladies are part of the board or directors at Milton Community Nursery School.  I have a personal soft spot for this school as my kids both went there and had such a fantastic time there.  The teachers are just amazing and the school is a co-op and I just loved meeting so many families here when I first moved to Milton.  The board is a hard job, I know, I was on the board for 2 years and it was a fantastic experience.
I was selected to take the school portraits last year and was chosen once again for the honour this year.  I just loved interacting with all the kids.

Thank you to these ladies and to all volunteers that put in so much of their personal time and energy to make things better for everyone.

Leah

Best Friends!

My daughter had a friend over and we decided to have a little fun in the studio.  The girls loved it.  These are so much fun and a I am loving being able to capture some fun images with her and her childhood friends.   I wish I had move photos of my friends and myself growing up.

Now with all of the cell phone cameras around kids can take their own photos, but mine won't be getting their own cell phones any time soon.  I am worried about when the kids post images on social networking sites and I want to make sure they have a clear understanding of what is inappropriate to post.  As a former HR Manager, I know I would be searching out Facebook prior to the interview process.   Things our parents didn't need to think about.  Hmm.

Everything old is new again

I had a wonderful session today with two lovely girls.    The sisters were into trying different hats and poses and they made for a delightful start to my morning.

It was nice to have a session with the carpet down in the studio and not the paint spotted sub-floor.

 

Thanks for stopping by.  Please feel free to comment.

Leah

Check out those eyes!!!

These girls are just so lovely that I wanted to share them with you.  I love images when everyone isn't always wearing a toothy grin and often not even looking at the camera.  Seems many people I meet with will love an image but want everyone looking directly into the lens.  These girls are clearly looking directly into the camera but with two very different expressions and I love them both.

I also really like the image at the bottom where no one is looking at the camera.  It kind of reminds me of opening squares from the TV show, The Brady Bunch.  Everyone looking around checking out everyone else.

I so enjoyed working with Sandy and her family.  You may recognize her from her earlier headshots.  Sandy Hatzis is with RE/MAX Aboutowne Realty.  A very smart lady and fantastic Real Estate Agent.

Time to log off so that I can meet a new family in the morning.

Leah

I love a big canvas!

I just picked this up today.  I want it for myself!!  This is a 30x43 canvas.

Okay, I have clearly not put this photo through photoshop but sometimes you just have to take the shot!

I can't wait to give this to the family.