The Cadam Family Session

February 11, 2011  •  505 Comments

 Scott and Jen Cadam have been friends of ours for quite a while. We surf with Scott on a regular basis and Jen is the mastermind creative behind our logo and branding. She does amazing work! Scott was really interested in getting some different types of images of his family. Most everyone does the beach and Scott was hoping for a more “city vibe”. We met Scott, Jen and their son, Kale down by Petco Park for the shoot. What a fun family to work with are. Kale was a bit nervous at first but warmed up quick and had a great time posing in the middle of the street for us, even with his shoes off. You can take the boy out of the beach but you definitely can’t take the beach outta the boy. Here are a few images from our session.

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