Mollie Kendall Photography » storyboards

{birthday cake smash v2.0}

admin — Sat, 19 Jul 2008 21:46:01 +0000

It seems that my previous feelings of not being a big studio portrait fan, is changing! No, I am not going to start doing business headshots or begin to buy country side scenic backdrops… but this baby’s first birthday cake smash thing is seriously SERIOUSLY growing on me!!

How adorable cake smash session number two was! Sweet little blue eyed, blonde haired, tanned baby Kamy. Just cute as a button. She was so full of spunk…{wink}…standing on her cake that way! I love that my job involves so much laughter! Couldn’t be luckier if I tried! Thanks Kamy and Mommy for a great session!

{force feeding cake}

admin — Wed, 09 Jul 2008 20:42:50 +0000

Let’s talk about good times for a minute shall we? Do you remember my casting call a while back for a cake smash session? I received my three guinea pigs …err… clients, within mere hours and yesterday I had my first one!

This. Session. Was. A. Blast!

Not only was the birthday boy adorable, but he flashed the best expression after priceless expression the whole time! Now I can’t be sure about this… But I’m *thinking* that this was the one and only day in this little guy’s life, where Mommy was encouraging him to eat cake at ten in the morning! I’m just guessing… Course we didn’t get any arguing out of him!

Keep watch here for two more sessions in the next couple of weeks! If you are interested in booking a cake smash session for your own little one, please contact me. I’d love to do more. Meanwhile, here is a sneak peek for Mommy.

{more standouts}

admin — Wed, 18 Jun 2008 02:56:30 +0000

Another example of our Storyboard Standouts. I swear, even though they are moving on to my clients, it’s like opening a present myself when they arrive from the print lab! {grin} I just Love Love Love these!!

{storyboard standout}

admin — Tue, 20 May 2008 14:39:37 +0000

I recently filled a client order for a storyboard standout. I couldn’t wait for it to arrive as I had only seen pictures of them. Let me tell you that I just loved it! A storyboard standout is your print on a thick, yet lightweight board, finished with a black plastic edge. They have hanging holes on backside meaning no framing!! Does it get easier than that??

I need to order one of my own kiddos now.