






It's always fun taking pictures of kids, you never know what will happen! I always enjoy trying to trick them into smiling. My philosophy is that if you take about a million shots, you will probably end up with at least one or two good ones! (This is with kids, I tend to be a bit more perfectionistic with other shots). So after much trial and error, a busy little guy that won't sit still, running into trees, and having a tough time getting a smile out of a ten year old, there was some success.