The Ponzios, who I’ve had the joy of photographing for many years now, wanted something different this year for their family photos, so rather than going the traditional route, we opted for a day-in-the-life session. The location Kimi choose was a well-visited spot by her husband Michael, a professional chef, who used to stop by the Green City Market every weekend to pick up fresh, local ingredients for his recipes at the restaurant.
Kimi found her favorite fall arrangements–pumpkin tree bunches (yes, there is such a thing), Oliver went on sale for a minute for $5 dollars, before being snatched up quickly by his devoted father, and little Michael showed his strength, lifting butternut squash like a dumbbell. It was a perfect morning making new memories and enjoying our beautiful Fall.
Scroll down below to see all the pictures from the lovely morning. Interested in booking your own day-in-the-life session? Contact me here, call 402-304-4057 or email to maggie@rifeponcephotography.com
Also, check out my Survival Guide for getting the most out of your family photo shoot below.
This cutie pie…can’t get enough of those cheeks.
Love an affectionate Dad.
Chef in training.
Ordering carnitas! Yummmm!!! Soooo tasty 🙂
Little Michael, determined to move this trailer.
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