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Fourth Week of May » Aldergrove Family Photographer

Post #51 of personal project 52 weeks. * My boys are completely crazy about their daddy. And they should be with a daddy so devoted to them. He always includes them in everything he does around the house. Whether he is busy cleaning up or mowing the lawn or building something, they are never far…

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Third Week of May » Aldergrove Family Photographer

Post #50 of personal project 52 weeks. * Minter Gardens for the day. This was the more formal English garden section. * We were celebrating my parents 40th wedding anniversary with this lovely day outing. Happy anniversary Mom & Dad V. * My parents were amazed how much energy the boys had. Amazed. Shocked. We…

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  • Dad V - Very nice post.

    The real story about my relationship with the Van der Kooi’s is a bit more complexed.

    In the Fall of 1965 I became Hank’s neighbour in Hazelmere Valley. We chummed around for a number of years. I moved away to the Otter district when the Hazelmere dairy sold its cows. Later, I became Hank’s relief milker while he went on weekend visits to see his girlfriend Henriette, now already his wife of over 40 years, in Sunnyside, Washington. I also was in his wedding party. We were also members of the same church.

    When on a visit to the Netherlands in December 1967, I visited Hank’s family.

    You are so right that my interest in farming remained strong. While living as an urbanite I have tried to keep in contact with old friends.

    When I first visited Bakerview Eco Dairy in May, I was very amazed at the set up, and very impressed. The Van der Kooi’s are showcasing the farm in a suburb way and have thought of all sorts of imported details.

    The way Noah and Mattias watched things during the tour was the biggest reward for this effort. Am glad you liked it too.

    Now you know the rest of the story!ReplyCancel

Second week of May » Aldergrove Family Photographer

Post #49 of personal project 52 weeks. * Times have changed. This too shall pass did pass. My โ€œno picturesโ€ toddler has grown into a preschooler with some really great suggestions on where to photograph him. Really. He jumps into long grass and says, โ€œmom take my pictureโ€. Okay. * Hair cuts are still very…

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  • Leona - THAT’S a messy floor???? If you call that messy I’d like to know what you are thinking when you walk into my house every monday morning – on second thought – perhaps not ๐Ÿ˜‰ But you are right – this is the way we live ๐Ÿ™‚ Once again, loving your pics – love Noah’s smile in the first picture!ReplyCancel

  • Krista - Ahhh Haircuts! i hate them! Brendan is allowed to play with water which keeps him busy but does not make the cleanup very fun. Love your pictures – esp. the one of Mattias between you.ReplyCancel

  • Jacoba - Nice work! You are going to love this book when it’s done! your boys are such cuties – love their smiles.
    PS don’t forget to throw in a couple of pics of you… ๐Ÿ™‚ReplyCancel

James Elias » Abbotsford Newborn Photography

Every time I think I want to specialize in wedding photography, a newborn comes along and steals my heart. Mr. James Elias did just that. Fingers and toes. Wrinkles and chubs. Furrowed brow and bright eyes. I particularly love his name. James was and is on our list. And Elias is our firstbornโ€™s middle name…

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  • Audrey - Those are just stunning Karin!!!!!! What a beautiful little guy! And I love how smitten Arenda and Jeremy are with little James! ๐Ÿ™‚ReplyCancel

  • Audrey - Beautiful pictures Karin – so many wonderful shots with the lovely newborn look! Fabulous!ReplyCancel

  • Alicia Louwerse - What a great shoot Karin! Jeremy and Arenda do look like such relaxed first time parents!ReplyCancel

  • arenda - we absolutely love these photos, karin! thank you so much!!! ๐Ÿ™‚ReplyCancel

  • Lynette - Impossible to pick a favorite. The one peaking into the nursery of Arenda and James is lovely. And the guitar shots melt me!!! I love them all. Gorgeous family.ReplyCancel

  • Leona - Wow! Beautiful pictures Karin! Jeremy and Arenda look so happy and content, love it!ReplyCancel

  • Renae - These pictures are absolutely amazing. You captured their family so beautifully! Awesome!ReplyCancel

  • Grace Dam - You do a great job KarenReplyCancel

  • Esther - You are right, they are clearly enamored. You can feel the love in these pictures!ReplyCancel

  • sheree - Beautiful pictures! Love the sleeping ones, so precious.ReplyCancel

  • Bep - very nice!ReplyCancel

  • Marta - Beautiful!ReplyCancel

  • charlene - These are totally amazing – makes me sooo excited to meet our little one ๐Ÿ™‚ that little grey hat is adorable, and i LOVE the pic where James is sucking on Jeremy’s finger. All of these are superb. I love the laid back feel of them!!ReplyCancel

  • Dad - First rate photo journalism. You cover the angles very well.ReplyCancel

  • Krista - Great pictures! He is such a cutie. Love seeing the quilt in action:)ReplyCancel

  • Heidi - love them all!!! i still have yet to meet this little guy! he is just so stink’n cute!!!ReplyCancel

  • Kara - soooo cute!ReplyCancel

  • Tanya - Beautiful pictures!! James is such a cutie ๐Ÿ™‚ I love the one of Arenda & James in the nursery, too!ReplyCancel

  • Kristi - Adorable little boy and gorgeous pictures… A great capture of a sweet family!ReplyCancel

  • Adria - My favorites are the one of James looking at his dad and James in his crib.
    Beautiful photos!!!ReplyCancel

First week of May » Aldergrove Family Photographer

Post #48 of personal project 52 weeks. * We eat salad almost every night. Lots of spinach salads and spring mixes. The ones with fruit and nuts and a sweet vinaigrette. Sometimes a hearty romaine with ranch or caesar for something a little more crunchy. We actually have to hide the salad until the kids…

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  • Leona - Oh Karin, your boys are just too funny! Love them ๐Ÿ˜€ReplyCancel

  • Alicia Louwerse - Your almost there!! I’m jealous your boys love salad, mine love candy ๐Ÿ˜‰ReplyCancel

  • Jacqueline Vandenbos - Hello, Karin, I know you do not know me, but I know a few people here and there that you have photographed… Just wanted to let you know that I LOVE YOUR WORK. It’s beautiful. ๐Ÿ™‚ReplyCancel

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