Marisa McBride | Getting Chills in the Desert
Carlsbad, California Photographer | Wedding & Lifestyle Photography
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Getting Chills in the Desert

Sometimes the impromtu photoshoots are the best. My family headed out to our friends desert Lake House for New Years this year. This is a place that is magical for all of us, it is a spot where multiple families come together to share memories. But winters are chilly in the desert, I mean it could have snowed, really! That didn’t stop Molly & Omar to bundle up their beautiful baby Olive for a last minute photoshoot. We were at the lake playing around with our cameras and it was so beautiful out… I was in sweats, hadn’t brushed my hair all day (and maybe my teeth! haha) But really, we were in chill mode. I said to Molly, “too bad the kids look all mangey right now, we should do a shoot.” She said, well Olive can look good in 1 minute…and obviously she and her husband can too! So out we went. This was a 10 minute session. I think we got some keepers. I am obsessed with this baby girl! She is the most beautiful little piece of love ever.

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Moral to the story… sometimes when you don’t have time to plan outfits and stress over the shoot, things turn out perfectly.

xoxo
m*

1Comment
  • Jasmine
    Posted at 21:40h, 26 January Reply

    I’m full on crazy about this session. I saw it on your facebook and I love it even more seeing these blogged as a story. You captured the playful sweet spirit of this gorgeous family perfectly! So many of these I’d want to frame!

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