Recently I was part of a conversation where a woman told a story of how she sat her child down at the age of eight and told him the following, "I do not know the person you are suppose to be, I just know I am not suppose to squash it". I love this enlightened mother's approach to raising her child, just as much as another mother's approach to family photographs. Her one request was that she did not want a lot of posed photos. Rather she wanted to let her kids play and do what they do best, which is be their charming little selves.
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Fearless style, wonder and intrigue are all hallmarks of a magical childhood.
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| There is no better way to spend a morning than capturing rock throwing and keeping out for rogue rocks. |
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| More is usually better when you have little hands and are trying to collect rocks. |
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| The squirmy, the silly, the happy those are the real treasures in photographs. |
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| Sisterly love. |
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| A mother's joy. |
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| Rock throwing with a view. |
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