Showing posts with label behind the scenes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label behind the scenes. Show all posts

Sunday, June 1, 2008

"Outtakes"

Most of the time, I like to post really adorable pictures of the kids. This really isn't that difficult to do because let's face it---I have really adorable kids. (in my totally biased opinion of course--doesn't every mother think her kids are the most adorable things around?). However, to be totally honest, the cute smiling pictures I usually post aren't always the whole story. Today, I decided to share a "behind the scenes" look at what really goes on when we take pictures at our house...



The Cute Smiling Picture I Posted on the Blog...don't they look angelic?

Kyndall, Rustin, Kaydence, Ryder, Kassidy



What really happened during the photo shoot...


Cute picture of my cousin Christine and the babies.


Christine with Kaydence, Rustin, Kassidy, Ryder and Kyndall



What really happened during the photo shoot...


You probably don't recognize this next picture because we never did get a "cute" one to post to the blog. Have you noticed that Ryder does not like getting his picture taken? Even the Cheerio's we put in his mouth during this photo shoot were not making him happy...


Kyndall, Rustin, Kaydence, Ryder, and Kassidy


Kaydence was clearly unaffected by Ryders tantrum, but Kassidy decided to take matters into her own hands...


Poor Ryder!


No one was very happy in this shot of my friend, Halli, and the babies

Halli with Kyndall, Ryder, Kassidy, Rustin and Kaydence



But sometimes a change in location can do wonders...


Riley and Kaiya are not exempt. Even with all the pictures we take around our house, they have a hard time giving a real smile. Their "fake" smiles make it look as though they are being tortured (maybe because they rank picture taking right up there with eating a large bowl of raw tomatoes), but when we try to coax a "real" smile out of them, it usually ends up in laughter.

Before

After

Before

After

I think we usually average around 10-15 "bad" shots for every good picture we get. For the calendar, the number was more like 50. Thank goodness for digital!!!



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