Growing up the daughter of a photographer, I actually developed quite a phobia about being photographed. I love assisting, looking through the lens of a perfectly composed shot, "seeing" what he saw but when it came time to stand in front of the lens, I would often shrink down and try to disappear.
It has taken quite a bit of effort and time to work through my uncomfortability with "being seen". I owe much of my new found freedom to Chris. With such a calm energy, an open heart and absolutely zero judgement he makes it easy to be vulnerable and in turn,to be seen.
so Adorable! Lovely, lovely, lovely!!!
ReplyDeleteThose are some impressive crazy moves!
ReplyDeleteI could use some time with Chris. I hate to be photographed. I'm always caught grimacing or looking worried.
ReplyDeleteGuess I need to learn to lighten up and toss all my cares and bouquets to the wind!
xo Jane
those photos just made me laugh so much, heel kicks with bouquets in hand are quite the way to go, clearly x
ReplyDeleteOkay, so you had my full attention with that first photo- both you and the flowers look gorgeous, as usual, or maybe even a little more than usual.
ReplyDeleteBut then those of Chris! Hilarious! And crazy impressive!
um. i think our husbands would get along well. :)
ReplyDeletealso... i'm up in bellingham at my parents' house, and when my mom just walked by, she started cracking up. she wants this blown up and hung in her house just to make her laugh. maybe you have a future in fine art photography?
ReplyDeleteBig smiles!! Leap worthy bouquets indeed.
ReplyDeletexoxo