The Rapone Family: It's Fun!
Last week, I had the great pleasure of hanging out with Nicole and Dave and their two little munchkins - Marissa and Domenic.
Dave is Shawn's (remember Shawn and Kristen?) brother, so it was great seeing him and Nicole again, after the wedding back in November. I always love working with awesome people who I have already worked with, because we're all super comfortable with each other, and they know and appreciate how I shoot.
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Posted March 09 2009 by Bryan Caporicci | Category: It's Fun! | View all recent posts
Here's some of the adorable photos we capture ... enjoy!!
Isn't Domenic a ham? Man, what a joyful and adorable little guy!
Aww ... Marissa just relaxing!
She's all smiles, too!
Dave and Nicole thought that they would have some fun with the kids, too. Hey - we're all just big kids, right?
... heh ... right! LOL
Domenic was loving the car race!
I told Domenic that there was a little man inside my lens, so that he would look right down the barrel. Instead, though, he decided to poke at the camera ... it was hilarious!
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