So when some blog followers (and fellow bloggers) emailed that they were going to intercept us as they traveled up, and we headed down the Exuma chain we said "heck yes!" to a meet-up. When Katie added that she was also a professional photographer and would love to shoot our family on the beach, well, how could you say no to that?
Shortly after we set our anchor in the soft, white sand of Shroud Cay, we were greeted by Katie and Ben in their "pink dink" and made a date for a photo shoot on a nearby beach later that afternoon. Having never had a family photo taken since the infamous "white turtleneck" debacle of '91 (yes, it would *absolutely* qualify as an 'awkward family photo') we didn't really know what we should wear, so we settled on casual attire to match the incredible Bahamian hues that surrounded us. Corny? Perhaps. But I think the photos turned out fantastic and we are so grateful for Katie for taking these for us. Below are just a few of the many great shots she got for us.
Katie and Ben: it was SO great to meet you and spend some time with you guys! Thank you SO much for taking these fantastic photos - we will treasure them forever. Fair winds and we hope to cross wakes again some day.
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| Drinks, laughter and good company ensured on Asante post-photo shoot. The only downside was that they were going up, and we were going down. Fair winds Buckeye sailors! |
6 comments:
That dress! It's precious! Looks like it came from somewhere special, but do you mind if I ask where you got it? Sweet pics! Dreaming of beach weather up here.
LOVE LOVE LOVE these pictures!
Corny outfits ... now way! Nothing but casual would fit that beautiful tropical scenery. Love Isla's little dress!
These pictures make me smile, as it reminds me of the great times we had with our little girl. She just turned 21 and just got engaged ... it flies! Those first few years were the best, and we weren't cruising ... what a great time in your life! Your smiles show it too!
Awww. I'm so bummed we couldn't meet up with Buckeye...they were heading to Warderick Wells just as we were leaving. They seemed like such nice people! The photos are absolutely gorgeous! xx - Tasha
Could you guys be any more beautiful!? sheesh!
Use Snapchat filters effects on graduation photos? That's a fantastic idea. Capturing the celebratory spirit of the occasion well, this shot offers a modern spin on traditional photographic techniques. Plus, with such adorable hat overlays, who could say no to a graduation cap?
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