I had such a great time photographing the Oveson’s fiftieth wedding anniversary. The have a really fun (and musically talented family)! All the live music was provided by the family band, entirely composed of kids and grandkids.
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I woke up my first morning in Montreal to find a bunch of jars like this one in the kitchen. I guess my dad lets his jam cool upside down.
More photos from the trip are coming up soon.
What a great family! This was the first time the whole family had been together in something like twenty five years, and I had such a blast spending a little time with them.
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That cute one in the middle is my fabulous graphic designer Gloria. She asked me to snap a few portraits of her with her sisters who were passing though town on their way back east, and I was more than happy to oblige.
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I had the (exhausting and exciting) privilege of shooting another event for the Gilletts last week, only this time there were about ten times as many of them! This last group shot only includes the immediate family of mom and pop gillett–their 9 children and all their children. It was so fantastic to be able to take individual portraits of everyone. Have I ever mentioned how much I love that? And how much I love my 85mm lens.
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My friend Alyssa had this sweet little girl a few weeks ago. I have a ton more shots on film that I haven’t been able to develop yet, so this isn’t the last you’ll be seeing of Lulu.
These guys are the geniuses behind Flour Girls and Dough Boys, where they make some of the best cookies ever.
I love it when I get to do headshots as part of a family portrait. The dog was one of the best models I’ve had (human or canine).
Eric Gillett is a graphic designer and teaches at BYU.
We had a blast with my husband’s family over Thanksgiving shooting Brady Bunch style family photos. These are some of the funnier results. And yes, my father in law looks like Hagrid. It’s pretty much the best thing ever.
Happy Holidays!
