Erie, Pennsylvania Photographer Lisa Russo: Baby, Newborn, Child and Family Photography
I am *so* excited to be able to offer these amazing, handcrafted Saratoga Frame Company frames to my clients!
Custom made by a Georgia craftsman (that I might just happen to know 
, each frame is hand crafted, painted and distressed.
Cream, black, light blue, light pink, barn red, celery green and stripes in a variety of finishes and bead board.
For more details, visit here: The Saratoga Frame Company
It was my Father’s Day/Birthday gift to him. Methinks he was a wee bit surprised when he took off his blindfold to see ‘SKY DIVE’ on the building in front of him.
**ETA: I didn’t take these – they’re stills from the video.**
He “says” all the faces were for Aidan. Hmmm…
To show that – yes – he did safely land.
Funniest moment of the day: When the guys waiting with us asked if I was going to try it, too. HA!
I had the pleasure of shooting D & J on a hot Atlanta Sunday a few weeks ago. They were SO much fun – willing to try anything.
When I suggested we drag their couch onto the porch, instead of thinking I was a loon, they both said “Sure!!” Love that! What a beautiful, loving and fun couple.
The best part for me was finding little pockets of gorgeousness around their house – I think I even saved a tree.
D said they were going to cut down the ugly tree next to their fence, but it made such a pretty appearance in their pictures they might just keep it now! HA!
Here’s a sampling of images from their session:
Now this is a beautiful, glowing mama-to-be…
There’s the tree:
I love the way he’s looking at her in this one…
This old bench was across the street. I saw it pulling in, and KNEW we’d have to fit it into the shoot somehow…
I cannot WAIT for their newborn session in a couple of months. Thanks again for a wonderful time, you guys!
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