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Featured Session: The Franke Family Documentary Session
Life with littles is just plain hard sometimes.
My prayer for this film as it goes out to this family in the thick of it, is that they can watch it in quiet moments and appreciate the beauty that’s being buried in all that busy business of keeping babies alive and fed.
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South Bend Newborn Videography & Photography
Some favorite tips for planning your South Bend, Indiana Newborn Videography or Photography session.
Family Photographer and Filmmaker | A Family Film + Photo Session at the Apple Orchard, Dayton, OH
Justin and Christa are in the boss-baby stage of life: their schedule, their needs, and their wants have to fit into the hectic neediness of raising young children. With a 3 year old and an 8 month old and two demanding careers, the family time is what you make it.
Family Pictures at Our Favorite Place, The University of Notre Dame | South Bend Family Photographer
Allie and Ian met at Brother’s in Eddy Street Commons when they were attending St. Mary’s and Notre Dame. They found me to shoot their engagement photos several years ago, the day after Ian was graduating law school and the day before they moved to Florida! Needless to say, I never thought I’d see them again. (Thank goodness we have the Gram to keep up with all of our LDP family!)
Union Pier Family Photographer | Extended Family Photo Session
This beautiful, photogenic bunch had the same dream. Several of these grown kiddos live out of state, now, so Nana and Papa rented a place up in Union Pier (oh, Pure Michigan, I love you so), to spend the whole week together. Nana told me as soon as we started the walk to the beach, “I am so glad we did this!” You will NOT regret taking the time out of your trip to capture the right-now details of your family. Promise.
Fresh 48 Session | Mishawaka Newborn Photographer
Aside from being able to witness siblings meeting one another for the first time, there is so much I love about a Fresh 48 session.
I love the white onesies, hospital socks, blankets and hats. There’s just something that all of us can relate to about that outfit. I takes you right back to those first few moments.
I love the freshly cut umbilical cord. It’s there for such a fleeting moment. Time moves so quickly.
I love mom’s look of pleased exhaustion. A tired joy that is like none other.