Every mother should make it a point to be in the photographs. Whether you hire someone for family photos or hand your camera to your husband, friend, family member, or a stranger, just get your relationship, your moments, your bond captured to be enjoyed for years to come. And don’t forget to pay it forward…when you are out and about at the zoo, in the city, at the lake, etc. and you see a mom taking a photo of her family, ask her if she wants to jump in the photo. (And get those dads with cameras in there too).
I vividly remember the day I was taking some photos of my family on a big rock in Central Park. Two ladies were walking by and offered to take a photo of all four of us. As nervewracking as it was to hand over my camera, I did it and I love having that image of my family. Everytime we went to the park after that (which was many, many times since we were living in Manhattan at the time), I kept my eye open for anyone who needed a kind stranger to help them get into their own family photos. Little did they know that I photograph people as my work and own my own photography business.
To celebrate, I thought I would share a few mom/child images from the past year.
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These photos make me so excited for this fall when we get our new puppy. I loved the relationship between Hannah and Ruby, our first dog and can’t wait for the girls to have that again. But secretly (well not so secretly anymore), I envision myself as the favorite this time around. Last time, my husband was the favorite because he did most of the training for Ruby and he took her hunting. I couldn’t compete with that. But this time, I am the one who will be doing a lot of the training as well as spending the most amount of time with him…which I hope endears me to the new dog. Of course, I am sure the two little girls in this house will be competing for the #1 spot as well.
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