When our little musician in training woke up from her afternoon nap and asked her mama: "Where's Kaffy?" if it were at all possible for my heart to melt just a tiny bit more, it did. As if these two sweet girlies in their pink tutu's left even a morsel of my heart in tact after their session. I was not there upon her rising -- we had said our goodbyes hours prior -- but this is what I am told by mom. I wonder if she had visions of sugar plums and crazy photographers dancing in her wee head while she slept. These are the little things that make it all worthwhile. Her joyous grin is as infectious as her personality sweet, and I am glad to have befriended her. Spending a quiet morning with the Chandler family was a beautiful way to spend a Saturday morn, and I count myself quite fortunate to have done so. I have to say that I absolutely embrace the challenge and adore the result of images in one's home with their family. Such tender, authentic moments. This is my taste. Pure and simple, natural interaction, images that are meaningful to YOU and that tell a story. If you want to know why I no longer book "studio" style family sessions, this, thisis why. I simply can not get this by giving you an hour on a black or white (or purple backdrop for that matter!) - trying to wrangle kids to stay still, coercing them to be interested in me and my camera. Some photographers do it, and do it very well. I am not one of them. Without further ado... a snippet of my morning with the Chandler's.
The tutu's by the way, were meticulously crafted by their MAMA! Hello, she's not only beautiful and kind, but crafty to boot. Amazing job, Alison!
0 comments:
Post a Comment