After seeing the photos that I took of Ben and Ali at the Guthrie, Olive wanted to go to the same spot for hers. It had been a couple of years since she last visited.
June was much more interested in running around than sitting still for anything that might pass as a photo of him and his sister.
Olive will rarely, but occasionally, smile when asked. But it's a little... forced looking.
For kids of all ages I really prefer lifestyle type sessions where there is no pressure placed on anyone. But with the theater filling with patrons we were in a bit of a hurry and I had to go the "look at me and smile" route a little bit.
It was a good try.
June saw some ladies.
Isn't June's back just lovely?
I wanted to get a few photos of Olive wearing this dress that I won from an amazing handmade clothing company in Vermont, DoodleBug.
At this point she wasn't overly enthusiastic about being photographed. So.... jumping!
At some point she tripped and her mood went quite sour.
Smile?
Please?
Just a little one?
So we tried her last outfit.
Can't say it really helped though.
At this point June and Tyler had left to explore elsewhere. Olive looked eager to get moving as well.
We took a little break out on the endless bridge. Again.. totally full of patrons.
So we made our way to the amber lounge, which I assumed would also be packed.
We started by checking out the construction of the new football stadium. The amber lounge offers impressive, albeit somewhat amber hued, views.
heh.
We switched to the east side of the space and found one little corner void of people.
I'm so glad we did. These are, by far, my favorite.
If you would like to see the entire gallery of Olive's four year old portraits, click here.
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