Loved photographing this family. Everyone was fun, happy, and playful. Late summer, early fall is a great time to schedule a family shoot.
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Posts Tagged ‘portrait’
Family Photographs in the Park | Judy Licht Photography
Posted: September 1, 2015 by Judy Licht Photography in Children, Families, Judy Licht Photography, Kids, Nursery School, photography, Portraits, Rock Creek ParkTags: children, Judy Licht Photography, portrait
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Valentine’s Day
Posted: January 25, 2015 by Judy Licht Photography in Couples, Families, General, PeopleTags: Judy Licht Photography, lovebirds, photography, portrait, portraits, Romance
Ashley brought her husband when she came to my studio for a photograph for work. They are such a cute couple, I couldn’t resist capturing them in front of my camera. Now’s the season to celebrate your love…my studio is a fun place to make some happy memories… 
Exposing
Posted: January 25, 2015 by Judy Licht Photography in Arts, GeneralTags: children, comedy, Judy Licht Photography, photography, portrait, Romance
Like many photographers, I like being on the backside of the camera. A selfie, forget it, unless it gives me a chance to celebrate loving times. Through a photography group, I met two great women, Jane Love and Sandrine Boyer-Engel — check out their work. We have been posing for each other, and here’s a shot of me…
More Expressions
Posted: January 19, 2015 by Judy Licht Photography in UncategorizedTags: bands, Judy Licht Photography, kids, photography, portrait
A Collage of Portraits
Posted: April 26, 2012 by Judy Licht Photography in UncategorizedTags: collage, portrait, real estate agents
As photographic subjects, the real estate agents who sat for me a few weeks ago, were prompt, put-together, and personable. Most of all, they were fun! Portrait sessions start with a certain amount of tension, which transcends to a moment of relaxation or character realization. I spent from 20 minutes to an hour at a time with each person. Sometimes one of the first images I photographed is the one I chose for this collage — sometimes it was the last. What developed isn’t always what I saw consciously, which makes the experience even richer.
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