These two sisters were amazing to work with. I asked them to go barefoot and they did freak out a bit so the tension in the lantern photo was real lol. I quickly put my reflector holder under their feet and they were comfortable-ish after that. I mean, they were still on the edge of a forest after all. =) The younger sister is in my preschool class and she is extremely quiet at school so it was fun to see her goofy side when she's in her element around her family. Most of the photos were taken in the grassy field as you can see but my goal was to capture different expressions throughout the shoot. All photos were taken with Canon 70-200mm 2.8 IS II.
Who has time for professional photographs when life is so full already between making dinner for the family, getting kids to bed, cleaning house, and everything else that fits in between work and school? Mothers are busy, so let’s just take a quick minute (how about 20 minutes?) to capture the beautiful moments of motherhood. Whether you are a mother-to-be, mother of young or older children, or a grandmother, we want to celebrate MOTHERS and the never-ending love between a mother and her child. Join us May 7th -or- May 14th for a 20 minute photo session at McCoy Farm in Signal Mountain, TN! And let's also write her a heartwarming, handwritten message to compliment the photographs. I'll ask s
