Denver Portrait Photography, The Dickinson's

I am so going to make a book out of these! I love these photos and this family - mostly the family, but I think the photos came out (everyone now, in a sing-song voice) faaantaaabuuuulous! It was so much fun hanging out in the alley, and it really was a family friendly alley. There wasn't a lot of profane graffiti, just really cool stuff (watch there are signs and symbols everywhere that I don't know what they mean and totally negates everything I just said). But even the few people we saw were smiling at us, instead of lurking around wondering what they could "pick up" from us.

Here are the boys, with their new books. They were so excited about their books and I thought it would be perfect for them to have them in a few of the images.

Aren't they awesome!

I know this isn't the greatest image, little Owen is scratching his belly, but in a way I think it makes the image. And Sarah looks soooo happy, and really that's all that matters!

These guys are so fun and energetic - they have to be with 3 boys! And I love that they wanted to do family pictures somewhere different.

This was just a light check, but Sarah made it look great!

And you can gather a lot of info about each boy from each of their smiles. I do have to say that Tyler (far left) is more of a ham and will probably be in the lime light when he grows up. I think Zach (middle) will own a Billion $$$ company when he grows up and possibly take over the world. I'm not quite sure about Owen, but I do know that that boy loves silly! And you cannot go wrong with silly. There can never be a dull moment around the 3 of them!

I love these guys! They should teach How to Cuddle and Make it Look GOOD 101!

My little helpers! I couldn't do it without at least 1 of them, but I really like the help of all 3.

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Love!

I am thinking this is how it is most of the time - smiling parents while the boys go crazy.

A small break and this is what they do - find things on the ground to inspect, get beat up by dad and drink mom's coffee -yum!

I love these! I think the image of Zach (middle) is one of my favorites from the whole shoot!

And I have utterly and completely lost LOST them! It was sooooo over.

I do like this one!

Aren't these great??? I took 50 images in 2 minutes and 19 seconds, and this is what I got! Not bad when you have 3 over-done-being-photographed boys, you get what you get and don't throw a fit.

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