It's December, which means it's time to share all the professional pictures the Ws had taken this year. I realized as I started to load these that I never posted 2019's pictures. What in the world?! I'll have to do that soon and backdate them.
Our tradition is to have the kids' individual portraits taken during their birthday months, then our family ones taken in late November or early December. Due to the widespread business closures in our state over the spring, the studio we've gone to for nearly a decade shut down completely by the time we needed to schedule Silas and Devon's pictures in June. Such a bummer! The next closest one was completely backed up by that point because of all the people who missed pictures over the spring and/or had to change locations, so the big boys didn't get to go in until Naomi's birthday rolled around in August and all three of them went in at the same time. Better late than never, right? And we were treated so kindly during that visit, which was a silver lining to the delayed pictures. So, without further ado, the pictures.
Devon turned sixteen in June. As we've always expected would happen, he's now the tallest W.
Silas turned eighteen in June, which means this is his last set of annual pictures. Hello, adulthood.
I never buy enhancements, but I loved this one, even with the hair covering one of his eyeballs, and bought it impulsively since it's his last year of pictures.
Tyler turned nine this month. I can't believe he's in his last year of single digit ages.
The kids get to choose their own outfits for their individual pictures because the goal is to capture who they were at that particular point in time. Tyler wears this outfit multiple times a week and loved this black and white enhancement. I mean, loved it. And begged me to get it. I didn't want it as a regular picture because his face isn't completely visible, but I gave in and bought a sheet. It is pretty cute, after all.
And now for the end of the year family shots. First, me and Tim, the original Ws who started this whole crew of people.
My favorite family shot is the piggy-back one, no doubt about it. I love fun poses!
Credit for all the pictures goes to JCPenney Portrait Studio at Washington Square. Funky lighting is from me taking pictures of pictures.











































