Short Takes
Posted on 22. Nov, 2010 by Cansler Photography.
Introducing ‘Short Takes’!! We never have enough time to feature all our clients in full blog posts; we’re busy, busy, busy. And we don’t want to miss a single one of you. So this is our solution. Once a month or so we will post a collection of some of our shorter sessions. These are not less important sessions, just the ones that only have one outfit … are for a special occasion, e.g. Christmas cards… and so on. You know, the only time you can get Brad to stop at the one hour mark! 😉 We want to show how much fun we have with EVERYONE! This first post will only have one client’s images, but the following ‘Short Takes’ will showcase more at a time. And no stories with these, just a small caption. Its something new and fun! Let us know what you think!
J.J’s blue eyes just pop in this one!
Isn’t he so adorable?
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Same Place this Year
Posted on 16. Nov, 2010 by Cansler Photography.
The first time Sydney was photographed in this spot she was 9 months old and just starting to pull up on things. Meaning we didn’t have to chase her around yet! Every year since then we have made the trip to photograph her in this location. Over the last nine years the Japanese maple has grown keeping pace with Sydney. This time the branches had grown enough that the rock we had sat on 9 years ago was covered. Sydney tried to lean against the rock but there was a slight breeze so the branches kept gently blowing in front of her face, we all got a good laugh out the that.
When Helen saw the photographs her only complaint was that Sydney looked a little too old. Of course Sydney didn’t agree with her. Darn they grow up so fast! Last year when we did photographs in this spot it was cold and windy this time it was balmy and perfect. Next year, who knows?
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5 Things You Probably Didn’t Know About Thanksgiving
Posted on 15. Nov, 2010 by Cansler Photography.
Do you know these facts about Thanksgiving? I didn’t…..
1. At the first Thanksgiving the Pilgrims ate lobster, seal, swan, deer…… and absolutely NO SWEETS!! The sugar supply had run out so no cakes, pies or desserts.
2. The celebration lasted THREE days. And you think its hard to eat that much at one meal!
3. In 1827 Sarah Josepha Hale, author of ‘Mary had a little Lamb’, began a campaign to make Thanksgiving a national holiday.
4. Abraham Lincoln created Thanksgiving in 1863, designating the last Thursday of November as the official date.
5. Every year, the President ‘pardons’ one or two turkeys who are spared the oven and ‘retired’ to a farm in the country/
kathleen — 19. Mar, 2011
That is what Helen said about her photographs at four too.
Cansler Photography — 27. Mar, 2011
Kathleen, Yes she did and she will probably keep saying it.