Pop-Up Valentine’s Day Mini Session

Announcing a pop-up Valentine’s Day mini-session!

Where: My Photography Studio

When: TOMORROW, February 9, 2013 – 9:00 a.m.-11:00 a.m.

 

What: Your Mini-Session is $35 (plus sales tax) and includes a 20 minute photo session and two edited digital files that will be available for download from your password-protected online gallery on Monday, February 11. Additional files will be available to purchase separately. These digital files come with a print release that will allow you to print photos, and use the files in personal albums and cards.

And it’s a “pop-up” mini-session because the opportunity is popping up at the last minute! *grin*

There will be two backdrop choices for the mini-sessions:

Now, you “moustache” be asking….how do we sign up for all this goodness?!

How: Sign up for your mini-session time by clicking this link: SIGN UP

I will contact you via email with my address and additional instructions. Please e-mail me if you have any questions or concerns.

These photos make a great last-minute gift! I use my yearly Valentine’s photos to decorate my house for Valentine’s Day, I use them on the Valentines my kids exchange at school, and they’re just fun to have.

Find some red and pink clothes and come on over! Hope to see you tomorrow morning!

Molly - February 9, 2013 - 5:06 pm

Can we do mini Easter sessions when we come visit???

P.S. G-man’s pirate shirt is so cute! I love seeing all G-man’s cute clothes because I know Tyler will get to wear them soon. :)

Photo Shoot – Severson Family

I love this family. They moved to Austin from California almost two years ago, and we are so grateful to have them as part of our lives. The oldest two kids are my kids favorite babysitters, and the mom is the talented lady who created Little L and G-Man’s birthday cakes last year. The dad works with Diggity at church, and I get to work with the two youngest in my calling at church. They’re just fantastic. I was so excited to spend the morning with them capturing these images.

Family Photo Shoot • South 1st Street • Austin, TX • Macy Robison PhotographyFamily Photo Shoot • South 1st Street • Austin, TX • Macy Robison Photography

Family Photo Shoot • South 1st Street • Austin, TX • Macy Robison Photography

Family Photo Shoot • South 1st Street • Austin, TX • Macy Robison PhotographyWe did this shoot on South 1st Street in South Austin. I’ve shot there before (this session and this one), but never in the morning. The light was terrible at the spots where I’ve done photos previously, so it was a great exercise in finding the light. And because it was morning and there weren’t a lot of people around, I was able to shoot in some spots I’d never tried or even noticed before.

Family Photo Shoot • South 1st Street • Austin, TX • Macy Robison PhotographyFamily Photo Shoot • South 1st Street • Austin, TX • Macy Robison Photography

Family Photo Shoot • South 1st Street • Austin, TX • Macy Robison Photography

The Severson kids are fantastic. They were so easy to work with, so photogenic and so fun.

Family Photo Shoot • South 1st Street • Austin, TX • Macy Robison Photography

Family Photo Shoot • South 1st Street • Austin, TX • Macy Robison Photography

But my favorite part about photographing these kids? Capturing the relationships between the different siblings. I’ve photographed a lot of families, but I don’t have many siblings who beg me to photograph them with each other.

Family Photo Shoot • South 1st Street • Austin, TX • Macy Robison Photography

Family Photo Shoot • South 1st Street • Austin, TX • Macy Robison Photography

Mom and dad are pretty dang awesome too.

Family Photo Shoot • South 1st Street • Austin, TX • Macy Robison Photography

Another favorite from this session? Watching the kids interact with mom when I did the one-on-one pictures I always do. I just had each child talk with their mom and had them tell each other something they love or admire about each other. It was magical to watch and photograph. In fact, when this next picture popped up on my screen for the first time, I actually had tears in my eyes.

Family Photo Shoot • South 1st Street • Austin, TX • Macy Robison Photography

I don’t know a lot of teenage boys that like their mom this much. I hope mine likes me this much someday.

Thanks, Severson family! It was a joy spending the morning with you!

Neal R - February 7, 2013 - 5:05 pm

LOVE the sibling photos…how cool is it to have that captured. It’s so hard to explain. At least for a moment, A and L weren’t teasing each other ; )

Our Little Lady Turned 2!

Birthday Photo Shoot | Macy Robison Photography

Gotta love that fake smile. At least she’s smiling in this one…

L turned 2 at the beginning of January, and I was finally able to take a few minutes and take some birthday pictures a couple days ago.

Yes, I realize I’m a month late. I was month late taking “official” photos when she was born (and I don’t think I even blogged them) and when she turned one last year. I’m nothing if not consistent.

We love our little L. Some days, it’s our love that keeps us from going completely insane. *grin*

Birthday Photo Shoot | Macy Robison Photography

I have been super excited to take these photos. I found the outfit at Target months ago, and had all these fun ideas. But, she was in a MOOD that morning. I did get one cute picture:

Birthday Photo Shoot | Macy Robison Photography

The rest of them were full-on tantrum pictures. But, because of her age and because we see that sort of thing from her quite regularly, I just kept taking pictures. (Sorry if pictures of crying children make you uncomfortable…)

Birthday Photo Shoot | Macy Robison Photography

Here’s a little bit about our little L at age 2:

BIrthday Photo Shoot Idea - Take photo against a background that allows you to add info about your child at that age. (Macy Robison Photography)

With all crying and screaming and hysterics, she’s a true delight most of the time and we sure love her and are glad she’s part of our family. I know this stage will pass and that I’ll miss our little two year old darling.

And most of the time, she really does look like this.

Jamie M. - February 4, 2013 - 4:20 pm

She is adorable, tear and all!!

Annie - February 4, 2013 - 8:44 pm

Oh that tear. And the blankie! Great shots. Someday she’ll look at these and love that teary session.

Jennie - February 4, 2013 - 9:17 pm

I have pictures just like these of my daughter. At the time I took them, I was frustrated and probably more upset than she was. But now I look back on them with so much fondness. They’re some of my all time favorites of her. :) They truly captured the essence of who she was then.

Allison - February 5, 2013 - 5:09 am

And the insensitive side of me laughed right out loud. Too funny. I can’t believe she’s two. CRAZY!

Macy - February 5, 2013 - 1:01 pm

@Allison – I love how you laughed at my pain! :) I can’t believe she’s two either. I keep thinking she’s a baby.

Macy - February 5, 2013 - 1:02 pm

@Jennie – Agreed. That’s why I always keep shooting even when they are crying. :) Parents don’t love the photos at the time, but looking back, it’s adorable.

Macy - February 5, 2013 - 1:03 pm

@Annie – We can’t separate that girl from her blankie some days. And that’s just fine with me. The crying makes me smile. We see her that way often enough, it wouldn’t be her if I didn’t have pictures of it.

Love following your blog! It looks like Australia agrees with you. xo

Macy - February 5, 2013 - 1:04 pm

@Jamie – Thank you! We think so. The cuteness helps a great deal some days… :)