I introduced the Romanos last week and I just wrapped up editing their session tonight. I’ve had so much fun working on their photos, I’m kind of bummed to finish (Romano family - this just means another session with me down the line, okay? 
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As I said earlier, Anthony and I work together at Ball State and one of the things I always love when I have to run an errand to his office is sneaking a peek at all the photos he has of his family in his office. They are plastered everywhere and it warms my heart to work alongside such a family man. When he asked me a few weeks back if I could do a family session with him and Laura, well, how could I resist?
Anthony, I hope a few of these make it into frames and on to your computer’s desktop. I spent less than two hours with your family, but in that short time I could tell you are a lucky man to have such a beautiful family.
Enjoy Romanos!
PS - Anthony and Laura, Nick and I are up for a date night anytime!
First up is Nicholas. What an adventurous spirit this little guy has! He would let me take his photo but prefaced most shots with, “Just two … okay, THREE more … because, because I have to go play.”
This is Laura, Anthony’s wife, with Alexandra, 1. And folks, she is as beautiful on the inside as out. As soon as I walked up to the playground, she put me at ease because she is SO easy to talk to! And I’ll admit, as I was taking her picture, there was a part of me enviously thinking, “If I look half as good as she does after I have kids …” Laura you are gorgeous (and your daughter is adorable too!)
As a photographer, my style is to capture what you and your family are all about at a particular moment in your lives. For little Alexandra, being 1 means being all about sticking her little fingers in her mouth. Laura told she’s never needed a pacifier as long as her two middle fingers are near.
I love these next few shots — they are such a good-looking, fun-loving family!
