Paparazzi, Angels and Little Girls

I had a wonderful time shooting Julianne & Madeline and their parents this weekend; it was a beautiful fall day, a cloudless blue sky and perfect weather.

We shot mostly at the Jefferson Memorial in DC and ran into some Japanese tourists - who loved taking photos of the girls. It was hysterical. I had never seen anything like this. I mean, I see Asian tourists all the time taking photos of everything but never random American children. A little bizarre but very funny:

And Dad had a wonderful time throwing little Julianne into the air and watching her enjoy every moment:

We headed back to the house for some shots of the girls - this one is a favorite. Julianne was playing in the sheer curtains while her sister watched. I think Julianne looks like a littel angel:

And this last one is another favorite - Madeline is just so precious:

See more shots here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/kjgrabosky/sets/72157622424201580/

Event Photography

I've been caught up in the past couple weeks doing a lot of photography for press conferences for my job. I had two within the past week at the exact same spot on Capitol Hill, which was pretty cool since the place is perfect for photos. The press conferences dealt with healthcare (I mean, what else is going on up there nowadays anyways?) and involved a few legislators and groups.


Here's a couple of my favorites-

Congressman Chris Smith (R-NJ) in action.

Representative Trent Franks (R-AZ) talking about healthcare and disabilities with parents who have disabled children standing behind him.