Brian Prince, the amazingly talented designer of my new logo that you see watermarked in these photos and soon to be in the redesigned website, invited me to the grand opening of his Project Art School in downtown Fullerton.

what is PÄS?
brian and kristy prince have been dabbling in creative endeavors for as long as they can remember.

but none have been like this…

project art school is not about their art — it’s about community and the development of art avenues.
they find joy in viewing other’s art, providing the tools to be creative, and the space to be inspired.
welcome to PÄS | project art school.

DO ART. VIEW ART. LOVE PEOPLE.

Fullerton, California.

I had so much fun walking around Downtown Fullerton with Elyse and Tim. They are such a cute couple and are so in love. Not only do they look great together, but Elyse has the cutest dimples and Tim has nice blue eyes, a recipe for amazing photos. I have to thank Elyse for walking around in those heels. I know they hurt badly, but they look awesome in the shots.

Here are some of my favorites:

As promised, here is the rest of the shoot with Maricela and Brandon in downtown Fullerton. I loved these even more than the last six I posted.

Near the bottom, Maricela requested a shot that was similar to the scene in Notting Hill where Julia Roberts had her head on Hugh Grant's lap and he was reading a book. We found what we could and I put on my own spin on it. Cute stuff.

See you guys on my birthday!

Fullerton, CA.

I know it's almost the Fourth of July and nobody is going to be reading this, but I just had to get a couple of shots up from a really fun shoot with Maricela and Brandon at downtown Fullerton. After clicking so well at the initial consultation, I just couldn't wait to photograph them. They claimed to be nervous but as you can tell, they look like naturals! Here is a teaser... more to come on Monday!

You know a shoot will be fun when it's raining and the family still wants to go for it. I'm so glad we did because it was a blast following them around Downtown Fullerton. The boys were so full of energy and luckily for me, their mom just let the boys be boys and reminded herself to just let go for this session.

While waiting for dad, the boys partook in some rain tasting.

I found out real quick that the best shots of Ezra were candids.

This was supposed to be a "band" shot, but this outtake looks more fun.

A few adorable family shots.

Ezra and Noah made sure to stomp on every puddle. The expressions are too funny!

There are so many places to go in Downtown Fullerton, so we simply walked from one place to the next.

The boys were throwing objects into the water to splash each other. This is why I shoot candids, because genuine moments like these are best captured while it's happening and not posed.

I really liked the color of this wall and the lines at the top. What a sweet design.

I didn't tell Brian why I posed them right at this spot, but I wanted to get the name of the restaurant in the background while he held Ezra like this: It reads "Heroes."

The boys are at an age where kissing is yucky, but Noah was kind enough to kiss mom for the sake of art.

This is just too adorable.

Brian and Kristy in front of their favorite restaurant.

The boys look out from the inside while Mom watches. Where's the photographer?!

Cute shot of the boys. This is a rare, still moment.

A family of actors. You can't tell, but they were only pretending that a train was coming.

A kiss.

Too many cool walls, not enough blog space to post them. This is just one of many.

Watching as the train goes by.