Although the daffodils have been blooming for months and the grape hyacinths are awake most of the trees are still slowly coming out of their slumber. I was so happy that we found a magnolia tree that had its blossoms to use as my backdrop. I love working with this little family and although we had a bit of difficulty due to S. having a sensory overload I was still able to get some gorgeous shots. Here are a few and I was even able to catch S's smile here and there.
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While I was visiting my childhood home I was able to photograph my brother and his family. This visit was my first time to meet my youngest nephew, who just turned one - so it was a nice addition to get to photograph and spend time with them. We wandered through town and found interesting "city-scapes" and found beauty against brick and tin walls. It was fun looking at my old home town through a photographer's eyes and to be able to photograph ones that I love and to see them love on each other. Connections and family, a beautiful thing to document.
This lovely family contacted me months ago to have their family photos done. I am so glad that they were willing to wait until I had an opening and that I was able to capture them during the week of not only their daughter's birthday but also their wedding anniversary. I hope that these pictures help bring back cherished memories for them and that they show the connection and love within their family.
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