Late Fall & Winter Portrait Sessions: Moses Lake & Tri-Cities Professional Photographer

I have a confession to make. It was my dearest wish to have a separate blog post for each and everyone of these sessions, but time once again time bit me in the butt. So many sessions near and dear to my heart, yet so little time to blog about them. While I did sneak a few from this time period in on you already, I was going to use the slower winter months to catch up on all of the rest of my late fall and winter blog posts. I didn’t really get that breather. That’s a good thing, though!

If you follow my Facebook page, you may have had the chance to see a few of these. If not, I hope you enjoy this massive smorgasbord of photo goodness. I know I loved making every one of them.

Drum Roll Please : Summerland Photography New Kennewick, Wash. Studio!

Big news here at Summerland photography. I’m so excited to announce that starting May 1, 2012 Summerland Photography will have a Kennewick, Wash. studio space!!!

Now all my Tri-cities, Wash. area clients will have a place to come for client consultations and ordering sessions, and for my national and regional clients my one-on-one photography mentoring sessions. This new studio space also has a beautiful and spacious shooting area (squeal!!!!) with both natural light and studio strobe options. That means you now have another choice for newborn, baby, child, and maternity portrait sessions.

Of course I’ll still be doing on-location shoots. After all it’s just too gorgeous here in Washington State not to use what God gave us. But now there’s another option if you want to do indoor sessions, or dramatic studio lighting, but you don’t want me to take over your home (or you clean it, hehehe) for your portrait session.

The biggest change with this new location will be with my newborn sessions. On-location newborn session are still offered; however in-studio newborn sessions will have a reduced session fee. Plus, you’ll have full access to all of my props and backdrops (after all, my car can only fit so much).

I can’t wait to share this new studio space with you!!!!

And because I can’t do a blog post without a photo, here’s a handsome little fellow from a recent newborn session:

 

Larry - April 11, 2012 - 4:46 am

Congratulations, Sandy! Wow, that’s terrific, wished I lived closer.

Sandy Summers Russell - April 11, 2012 - 8:24 am

Thank you Larry! You’ll have to come check it out on your next visit :)

Welcome Baby Jax : Sunnyside & Tri-Cities Professional Newborn Photography

Allow me to introduce you to one very handsome fellow: Jax. Watch out, though, he’ll steal your heart quicker than you can say future cowboy. Jax was definitely rearing to go for his newborn portrait session. His mamma went into labor while looking at her maternity pictures from this session. I guess he was just ready for his own close-up because he showed up three weeks early. Look at all that hair! Imagine what it would have been if he’d held out for a few more weeks. Regardless, he was a total angel for his session. I absolutely love his images. I especially love when it’s warm enough we can take a newborn outside to show off our beautiful landscape. We might not have many trees, but we do have open skies and expansive vistas.

It’s a big world, baby
And you’re little
For a Little While

~ Renee & Jeremy

Janae Scott - March 15, 2012 - 10:01 am

So absolutely B-utiful. I love the colors of the field pictures.

Spring Orchard Blossom Portraits : Tri-Cities & Moses Lake Photography

The P Family : Pasco Family Photographer

I had the pleasure of photographing this lovely family’s oldest son when he was a baby a few years ago. Fast forward a few years, and now it’s time to photograph little sister’s pictures.  She was all smiles and chubby cheeks, just like her brother was. How fun is that? I just wanted to nibble on those little toes! What a beautiful family they make don’t you think?

By the way, I nabbed that red rocker straight out of the son’s room as soon as I saw it. Not only did it photograph beautifully, but it belonged to his grandfather which makes it ten times more meaningful than anything I could ever bring. And speaking of grandpa, a big shot out to him, too. He was the one who picked out, all by himself, the outfit his granddaughter is wearing in the yellow basket. I’m thinking a certain little cutie pie already has her granddaddy wrapped around her little finger.

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