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Great Weather for Family Portraits

Posted: April 24, 2012 by Judy Licht Photography in Children, General, Portraits

Once the gloomy winter is over, it’s time to get out in the park and photograph your family. Mothers Day and Fathers Day are right around the corner, and every parent and grandparent loves a framed picture of the kids. My go-to place is Rock Creek Park — there are so many wonderful spots to stage portraits. Last winter vacation, I brought my family — even our pup — to one of my favorite overlooks. Love how all my kids, and even Roxy (who is barking up the wrong tree, of course) are right in character. Email me at judylicht@comcast.net to schedule a shoot.

Canvas Prints

Posted: September 1, 2010 by Judy Licht Photography in Children, General, Portraits, Teens

The best part of working as a photographer is trying something new. I had a great shoot in the park with three handsome brothers. It was a beautiful day and everyone was in a great mood. We spent an hour trying different poses, very relaxed and comfortable with the creek running behind us. When I got home, I downloaded the images, made a collage, and sent it off to be printed on a 20-30 canvas frame. Looking forward to more photos sessions like this one.

And the Band Played On…

Posted: October 27, 2009 by judylichtphotography in Children

Two months into my busiest season, I have finally focused my camera on teens. I started the fall at a lower vantage point, shooting a slideshow for the nursery school my kids went to eons ago, and then images for a directory for our neighborhood elementary school. Kids' faces are so smooth — no wrinkles — and big — their eyes pop out of their heads. I love the expressions they make, their banter, as they navigate through their first social interactions. Pushing, pulling, sharing, grabbing, jumping, dancing, stretching, throwing, balancing, pouring water through funnels, and sand through hourglasses. It's all so interesting to go backwards in time and see the world through the eyes of children, they are so new to forming impressions. And then to come out the other side again, where the kids are rocking…what a blast!