Cute Boys + Beautiful Mom= AWESOME portraits in the park session!! {San Jose, CA}

Posted on March 14, 2010

I seriously love doing portraits in the park each Spring! It’s a great opportunity for you to come out and get a quick session done in between the holidays and the new school season. And an even better opportunity for me to see you and a chance to catch up!!

That is exactly what the beautiful Rose Anna and I did.

I loved getting to know her boys a little and had so much fun chasing them around. Truthfully I was TIRED by the time we wrapped up. I have posted a ton of images of these cute boys and their fun expressions!!

How cute is this next set? Video games will teach kids the funniest things.

I couldn’t even pick a favorite I loved so many. Do you have a favorite? If so which one?

Ok maybe this one is my favorite. Mostly for the emotion and the bond between a mom and her “baby” that it portrays.

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Happy Thanksgiving!!!

Posted on November 27, 2009

I am thankful for so many things it would take a million years to list. In summary my family (who puts up with my craziness), my health ( I can still eat seconds of dessert and for that i am SUPER DOOPER thankful), my job which is so fun it’s hard to call a job and for my clients. They are all awesome and have shared so much with me!

Thank you!!
-Mariana

Here is a family to whom I am thankful to.

I met them at a wedding I shot this past summer. She was a bridesmaid. And as fall began I was honored to shoot her whole family and I fell in love with their little cutie pie.

During the session I saw how much they love their daughter. They demonstrated concern (she fell in her new shoes), love ( lots of kisses)

and the hardest thing a parent can do: to let go and know a child will succeed on their own. OK I’m dramatic here but seriously they let this cutie run around and have fun, giving her enough space to explore and even taste a little dirt.