On a recent, very hot Saturday afternoon, I sandwiched two photo sessions back to back: First, I arrived at the Casa de Campo just outside Madrid at 5:30PM for a multi-generational family session that included (a) a newborn (b) a toddler (c) a late-term pregnancy (d) grandparents (e) two adult brothers and their wives. Here are a few of my favorite shots:
A walk with Mom.
Baby #2 on the way.
New parents.
Hands.
Proud abuelos.
The whole gang.
By 7PM, I was hustling back to my car to make sure I'd make my next appointment on time. I took the A-6 highway to a Las Rozas neighborhood called "La Marazuela." I chose this location because my next clients, a soon-to-be-married couple doing a "preboda" shoot, would be bringing their puppy with them and I wanted an open space with as few passersby as possible. We planned for sunset, but the sun sets so late in Madrid during late May (9:45PM) that it ended up being more of a late afternoon look with the sun still hitting us pretty hard. Here are some of my favorite shots:
Go Rocky go!
Sunset kiss.
Te quiero.
Come to Papa.
Sun-Drenched
Swingin'