Menicucci Shoot - Part 2

These pictures are part two of the Menicucci shoot.

Menicucci Shoot

Twins are great fun to watch. These two do not like to be apart but they also don't want to play with each other. It is like they need to know the other is around but not necessarily playing together. The newest addition, Jack, thought his mommy was the funniest thing alive and she could get him to laugh so easily. This first group of pictures is of the kids by themselves.

Zuber Basketball

Mason was playing a little B-ball with his mama so I had to catch the action.

Zuber Shoot

She wanted me to get every day shots so here are a few of her boys. Doesn't she have an inviting smile.

Arizona Trip

There is a place in the Phoenix area called "Papago Park." It is where the Phoenix Zoo is located as well as these little mountains. They're nicknamed "The Hole In The Rock." When I was little my parents would take me roller skating at a local rink and then we would come here for a picnic and hike. They are absolutely beautiful. Arizona has the most amazing mountains, I am a bit bias, but my favorites are this one, the Superstition Mountains, Estrella Mountains and the Red Rock of Sedona. If you ever get a chance go look them up and take a few shots.

Arizona Shoot

During Spring Break I went to Phoenix for several reasons but I did a few shoots while I was there. One of my favorite plants, among several, is the Saguaro Cactus. I love cacti. Arizona has the best variety of cactus I have ever seen, aside from a Plant Nursery.

March 27, 2009 - Official Start Date

I am so excited to finally start my photography business. I have been photographing events for awhile and realized it was time to make it official. If any of you know me personally, the date that is in the title of this post is extremely important to me. Because of this specific date I decided to hold out until now to start. Although all of my business paperwork has been filed already, it will be recorded that March 27th is SJPhotography's anniversary date. Thanks for joining me in my adventure. I look forward to working with you and providing you with images so memorable they seem to be "slowing down time".