Ten Children, Two Camera’s, and lot’s of fun!
Oct 20th, 2008 by charleswsmithjr
This weekend Devin and I, along with our beautiful wives, took a road trip to Georgia to shoot a wedding. On the way back we made a brief stop in Nashville to do a shoot for Nashville’s premier kid’s clothing store, Helen’s. This was one of the most fun kid’s portraiture shoots I have ever been a part of. The kid’s were well behaved, the clothes were gorgeous, and the pictures are well…We’ll let you decide. (We think they are amazing!) Don’t forget we shoot kids portraits all over the country and would LOVE to take portraits of your family, too! If you would like to schedule an appointment with us today, email us at info@csphoto.biz
What do you think? If you like what you see leave us a comment and vote for your favorite picture.
Thanks!
Charles and Devin,
These look SO great! I am so impressed at all the great shoots you were able to capture! Can’t wait to see the rest!!
Thanks again!
Keely
Oh my, these are amazing Charles! I’m sure Helen’s was VERY pleased! NExt time you are in Montgomery, after February 20th you will have TWO little clients! One you’ve never met before!
Charles, These are absolutely gorgeous!! My word!!! You do amazing work. I am always so impressed and look at every picture you post… God has blessed you with many gifts!!
Laurie
Beautiful pictures! My favorite is #7 from the top.
Hope you guys had fun in Georgia, one of my favorite states. My favorite shot is #4. The cloths are so relaxed and the kids seem to be too. You have the magic.
C,
Great pics! We are very proud of you and your work. Now, if we could just see more pictures of Ashley…
AMAZING!!!! I would have to say my favorite is the little girls and the leaves, then followed by the little girl with the pink sweater on! Charles, yall are so great! you picked a great partner!
[...] morning, we headed back to Nashville where Charles and Devin were scheduled to shoot pictures for a local high-end children’s clothing store. It was so much fun, as Cara and I served our husbands as “hand-maidens” as we tried to [...]