“We would love some beautiful family photos but never have time!”
If you are thinking this, you are not alone. More often than not, I photograph families who have wanted family photos for years but finding time and opportunity just seems impossible. Much like this amazing bunch I photographed recently. Can you imagine having three girls under 9 and running a thriving family business? Life gets hectic! But as soon as mum decided it was time to make time, we made it happen. Working together with families to plan a stress free session and being flexible to work around sleep times to get the best out of your kids is an important part of my job. A part I enjoy because it means a greater chance of creating the best collection of memories I can!
…Loved loved everything about this session and safe to say, mum was thrilled to have found time in their busy schedule to capture these cherished moments ❤️
These gorgeous twins turned one recently and to celebrate mum decided it was finally time to organise some family photos. Who would have thought two teeny tiny munchkins could impact life so dramatically :) That newborn year can be such a blur as we take up that apprenticeship of parenthood. It’s challenging enough to navigate with one let alone with twins!
So, when you do come out of the fog, and you inevitably will, take the time. Step back, admire your loves, celebrate your greatest achievements, and let me capture the moment for you.
Life get’s busy with children for sure. There is never enough hours in a day to do everything you need and want to do for your family or yourself. Before you know it, the day is gone, the year is gone. As a family photographer, I obviously see the value of capturing precious memories but yet time eludes me also.
So yes, I totally understand when families come for family photos and it’s the first time in 5 years… or 10. I feel privileged for the opportunity because I truly appreciate the effort. I like to be involved in planning to ensure I don’t waste their precious time. I want to capture all that is meaningful. Ultimately, I love creating artwork that will last a lifetime. A cherished memory frozen in time so you can gaze upon in another 5 or 10 years and relive that heartfelt moment like it was yesterday. After all, don’t we all want to turn back time?
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