Kylah and her fam

Okay, here are more of the AMAZINGNESSES that were happing with Kylah and her family... Enjoy! 

Doesn't she have the cutest smile? 

The amazing parents of the energetic Kylah. :) 

LOL. I really like this one... it's not your typical one year old picture... but I still like it!
Maybe that's why I like it so much!

 Wouldn't you like to know what is going on behind those BLUE eyes?

She's a mover!

Happiest in Mom and Dad's hands. 

I give you the Cronk familiy! 

Justin Beiber comes in handy even for portrait sessions. Doesn't hurt if Mom and Dad know a few moves to go alone too... always a good way to get the biggest and best smiles. lol. 

And really, what could be more fun than chewing on my $1200 lens? :D I actually really thought this was awesome! And it totally made me laugh how she was so into this. Who knows? Maybe she will become a world renowned photographer. In which case she will LOVE me for this image later for her own marketing story.

It truly was a BLAST photographing this family! I don't think I've slid around on my back more in a long time than I did at this session. But it was a blast. I'm still curious how I ripped the bottom of my black shoes off though... but that's not really that important I guess. LOL.

Signing off for today. God bless your socks off,

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Britton Felber

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Good ol' iPhone art, right?

I'm pretty sure I can't even go running without thinking about taking my art and capturing images. It's a part of me. Well, I can't go running with the DSLR so out comes the iPhone again. :) 

Sorry the post is kind of short today. I'm actually attending Escalatelive.com today. Never stop learning, right? :) If you are a photographer you should check it out! Good stuff! 

Signing off for today. God bless your socks off,

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Britton Felber

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I love my Mother!!!

It's a great day to say, I LOVE YOU MOM! 

Facts about my Mom are listed below but not limited to:

1. Loves all things pink

2. Spoiled by my Dad

3. Loves all of us in her family even when we are less than lovable.

(I know it's hard to believe we could be anything less. I know.)

4. IS. THE. MOST. AMAZING. cook alive. (next to me. shhh.) 

I know you are disappointed because you thought your Mom was better. HAHA. 

Well, it's okay. My Mom could smoke your Mom any day. 

5. When in the kitchen I refer to her as sous-chef and it gets on her nerves and those of my brothers. Sue is her middle name and the sous-chef is the second in command to the head chef. Which I like to imply is ME. 

6. She would rather be on the beach than just about anywhere.

7. Mom <3 Dad

8. She likes to think she can get better pictures with her camera than I can with mine (a little Canon point-and-shoot camera)

9. Calm and cool almost all the time...except the time my older brother, Shane and I got stranded on a rock island for...um...a while. :-/ Don't worry, we lived.

10. She's not sentimental about anything making her the best to have around when you are trying to clean things out.

11. She's probably the only person I know who practically makes money shopping she gets such amazing deals. 

12. She drives a mini van.

13. She has a soft spot for being called Mommy. (Shhh. Don't tell her I know that.)

14. She is our miracle Mommy! She has one of my Dad's kidneys.

15. She doesn't know how to turn on the vacuum cleaner. (I'm not even joking. I linked to it just in case you think I must be wrong about what one of those could be.)

16. She keeps her iTouch in a pink Vera Bradley case. 

And of course you couldn't have Mother's Day without Mom and Dad. . . 

so he's allowed on this post too. :) 

So my Mom likes Garrett's popcorn...

...and Dad thinks the prices are outrageous. :) 

Thanks Mom for everything you've done to raise me and all my brothers. I Love you!

Signing off for today. God bless your socks off,

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Britton Felber

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Second-to-last post about this...maybe!

I know I blogged about this all last week pretty much and you might be ready for a change of pace. But I can't help still being excited about it. There were so many stories and images from the month that I just wish I had time to share them all with you. But for now I just wanted to share with you some simple images to give you all another small look into the lives of those we loved and worked with over those four and a half weeks.

Every orphanage we went to there was the same uncertainty that had to be overcome. It's cool to watch the transformation love has on even the most cautious or shy individuals.

I remember Ryan Shrum (pictured above) taking some of the first steps to get these "brave" three to come out and just maybe throw around the frisbee with us. Let's just say that kids didn't decide that they wanted to hang with us as soon as we got out of our taxis. But after a while there were no less than 25 local children and young adults out there with us. 

After while they started to throw the frisbee back and forth with us. It was a good sign! 

Soon lots of neighborhood kids joined us for an awesome game of tag around the playground.

Digital cameras are awesome icebreakers! The ability we now have to capture a moment and immediately show the child you are making friends with is a powerful and beautiful thing! If you go not only will you want to make sure you have lots of memory cards, but you will find that it will come in handy for making friends too.

Here is a quick testimony that one of the members of the 2008 team sent me and I would love it if you all would read it too.

"Most people hop on a plane and travel half way across the world to “make a difference”, to “change the world”. I want to suggest the opposite happens. I lived in rural Ontario Canada, living in the stream of life, going on my merry way; till Asia. I was the one changed, THEY made the difference. I went there empty, they told me stories, they filled my scrapbook, they cried and waved goodbye. I went bringing Jesus, but I left them knowing my Jesus so much better. I went bringing the Gospel, and they made a life and death decision to follow Him. They showed me Jesus in ways I cannot even begin to describe to you. They’ve watched their families murdered for being a follower of Jesus Christ, and I’m scared to give a tract to a lady at the grocery?

You tell me who needed changing!

I challenge you to take on this next group of believers going over to SouthEast Asia in 2010. Pray for them. That their lives would be changed, because only then can God do a work."

~Katrina Taylor

Small detail to mention, if you go on the trip you too will get a cool shirt like this! lol. (I think the image credit goes to Andrew Jorgensen for this image. Edited by myself of course. In other words I did I all could to help out the way I look. Sorry, it's all I could do.) :D

I wish I could go back again this year, but I can't. I already have two weddings booked that I'm going to be photographing over the period of the trip. I'll admit I'm looking forward to those a lot too . . . but I will miss being on this trip. I will miss doing what I can to help. That's why I'm doing all I can to spread the word about this awesome ministry that has blessed me and so many others immeasurably.

Again I just wanted to remind you all about the image I'm putting up for auction to raise support for the members of this year's team. All the proceeds will go straight to the SEA 2010 team. Bid on this framed and ready to hang image of Donner Lake by clicking here.

For more information about how you can go on this trip yourself please click here.

Signing off for today. God bless your socks off,

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Something Amazing!

Britton Felber

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