The Joy of Watching Families Grow: A Professional Photographer’s Perspective
As a professional photographer, there are countless rewarding aspects of my job, but one of the most special experiences is watching my clients' children grow up over the years. It's a privilege to capture these precious moments and be part of their family’s journey, preserving memories that will be cherished for generations.
From the first maternity shoot to the yearly family portraits, each session deepens the connection I have with my clients. These ongoing relationships allow me to understand each family’s unique dynamics and personalities, which helps in capturing their true essence in every photograph.
Every photoshoot is a chapter in a family's story. I've had the honor of photographing first steps, birthdays, graduations, and other significant milestones.
Elicia is a perfect example. He took his first steps during a photo session we were doing at the time. It was so incredibly special for them and me, I got to not only witness it but create a forever keepsake for them.
Each of these moments is a testament to the passage of time and the growth of the children I've come to know so well. Being present for these milestones and documenting them is an immense honor and a responsibility I cherish deeply.
I looked forward to this family session with Elicia, Justin and everyone. I have done a few photo sessions with Elicia over the years and I love seeing my clients and children grow up.
Children grow up fast, and with each session, I see the subtle and not-so-subtle changes in them. Their personalities evolve, their interests change, and they develop their own unique traits. Capturing these changes through my lens is a continual learning experience. It keeps me adaptable and attentive, always ready to highlight the individuality of each child at every stage of their life.
It doesn't seem like that long ago Atlas was taking his first steps and now Elicia and Justin are patiently awaiting Holland to do them same.
We had such a great session and I am so glad the family snuck in some much needed family session while visiting.