Christine, Val, and Maleah explored Mural Mile in St. Louis, famous for its graffiti on a flood wall. Recently turned 18, Maleah, a school senior and talented multi-instrumentalist, excels in theatre and speech. Christine praised her performance in "Matilda." Kansas City Photography promotes senior sessions in St. Louis and KC.
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‘This Is The Last One, We Swear!’ A Shackelford Newborn Session!
I met with the Shackelford family last weekend to meet their newest bundle of joy, Devin. I hadn't seen them since their pregnancy announcement in January!
She Owns THREE Businesses?!
Take a step into the crazy life of the owner of Kansas City Photography, Christine!
Puppies & Kittens! An Animal Shelter Photoshoot
Come meet some animals up for adoption at Judy's! One of them they rescued from euthanization just last week!
A 19-Person Family Reunion In 5-Degree Weather!
19 people in bitterly cold weather, but not even that could stop this awesome family!
A Surprise Santa Visit!
Santa came to Kaleidoscope Consignment this Saturday! Even though he talked about eating all the cookies and candy ... he DID share. 🙂
The Rule Of Thirds — What’s That? A Lesson From Working At A TV Station
It's one of the first, if not the first thing you learn in photography and videography: The Rule of Thirds.
People's eyes naturally gravitate to those outer corners — not the middle of the photo.
Eureka! We Have Family Photos!
The photoshoot we weren't sure would happen — because a certain 2-year-old refused to wear her dress!
So, we rescheduled which actually turned out better because we ended up changing the location to downtown Eureka, Missouri.
It was perfect!
Wedding Series: Tips For Brides — The “First Look,” / Bridal Reveal
One of the first questions I ask at my meetings with brides: "Did you want to do a "first look," or will walking down the aisle be the first time he sees you?" I have a preference.
Our New Website!
I tried to log onto the Kansas City Photography webpage last week. I was met with an error message. I may have panicked a little, but I figured it'd be an easy fix. I reached out to my web person — but it was crickets.
