A couple of years ago I met up with this family on Boreas Pass. They were back this year and wanted to get some updated Colorado family photos.
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Tanner + Bailey
The other week I went to Sapphire Point for a surprise proposal. I waited in my car until they arrived, and then followed behind them with my telephoto lens.
A Family {Sapphire Point}
Back in November, I met up with this lovely family at Sapphire Point. We had a nice sunny day and some snow on the ground!
Family photos on a snowy day {Boreas Pass}
For this session, we had planned to walk out to the viewpoint on Boreas Pass, but it had snowed quite a bit and there was no visibility. So we stuck to the trees. Sometimes we have to be flexible with the weather.
Windy Point – Swan Mountain Rd
New location, with views of Buffalo Mountain. Nice quiet location. New location, with views of Buffalo Mountain. Nice quiet location.
Hot Cocoa Kids Pictures!
I offer these incredibly short Hot Cocoa pictures. Bring the kids dressed in some warm clothes, hats, etc…I will bring mugs and marshmallows. These sessions are super quick. Think maybe 5 minutes per kid! I think these are great if you wanted to capture some cute pictures of your kids in the snow, but don’tContinue reading “Hot Cocoa Kids Pictures!”
M Family {Boreas Pass}
Right around thanksgiving, I met up with this family and made the short walk out to Boreas Pass. Such wonderful views here and its never to crowded.
Extended Family Session on Boreas Pass
Last week I met up with this family for an extended family session on Boreas Pass. Plenty of snow on the ground and mountains for their November session to look like the middle of winter!
C Family {Boreas Pass}
I love this location in the winter! Its a short walk form the parking lot, but has amazing views! This couple has a 9 month old puppy that they wanted to include in pictures.
M Family { Sapphire Point}
In early November I met up with this family of 5 at Sapphire Point. It was a nice night, but unfortunately that meant the snow on the ground had melted.