One of the Bay Area mother’s groups called me to organize a group photo session. On Tuesday, I photographed all 12 children at the Clayton Pumpkin Patch. They were each around one year old and all dolled up in their Halloween costumes!
To see ALL the images, please click here.
In alphabetical order… here are all the little creatures I photographed that day:
A ballerina.
A bee.
Darth Vader.
A dragon.
A giraffe.
A kitty.
A ladybug.
Robin Hood.
A scarecrow.
A spider.
A zebra.
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On Tuesday I spent an hour in Walnut Creek photographing the handsome men of Northstar Risk Management & Insurance Services so they could have more current headshots on their website.
I don’t know…there is just something about men in suits that I love!!
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Kim says: Hey,
Just found your site and am really inspired by your work. These headshots are superb and I am curious about how you lit them. They look so balanced and sharp.
cheers,
Kim
Thanks for checking out my blog!! To answer your question, I didn?t want to worry about copyright issues, etc, and I knew that my clients were only using the headshots for their website. But to be honest, I wouldn?t care if they used them for other things as well. I charged them a hourly rate and gave them the files.
That was it! I know that seems over-simplified, but it worked for me… Best of luck to you!
Hi Jules, I was just contacted by a friend who works for an insurance company and would like me to do their head shots. I’ve never done this before, and am not sure how to write up the contract allowing them use of the images. I’m not sure if you would be willing to help or not, but I thought of you first since I remembered this post. Thanks for any help you can give.
Jen Stewart
My sister, Joy, has started getting much more involved with my business this year. One of her projects is our new boutique (which will feature wall frames & photo jewlery among other things) and she sent out the first Newsletter to announce it on October 4th! I haven’t wanted to blog about it just yet because it’s not 100% finished, but I think its got enough there that people can start thinking about what they might need for the holidays.
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The pumpkin patch was near my mother’s house, so we know the owners… we did ask permission, and they were happy to let us shoot there!
GREAT pictures! Little ones in costume a recipe for amazing shots!
I’m currious, did you have to get special permission to do this at the pumpkin patch? I have a family who would like to have their family portraits done at a local patch and I wasn’t sure if I needed special permission or not.
Again GREAT shots!
Such a cute idea! i want to be a giraffe this year!!!
Jules: These are sooooo cute! I love what you did. Your photography is so amazing!
Juliet- Wow! These are such awesome pictures! I think you really captured each childs personality (or mood)……..I told you that you have a gift for photographing children. This proves it! The costumes are so amazing. The pictures that stand out the most in my mind are Darth Vader (with the tear!), The cat (my favorite picture), the scarecrow, and robin hood (my other favorite picture). Wow! So cute! Also; kudos to the Moms for being organized enough to get the costumes and the Photographer lined up before halloween (not to mention getting everyone together). Did you get a group photo!? I know it’s hard to get one at that age…………….
Wow. Totally Cute! You should submit the pictures to the paper there (The Times?!)…….they can publish them in the paper for Halloween. I remember going to a pumpkin patch in Clayton years ago………..
These are great!!!