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Thanks Giving

There are a ridiculous amount of things to be thankful for daily. The trick, of course, is not in finding what you’re thankful for; it’s in actually recognizing how much we already have. That’s one of the more powerful things about photography, as it is all about seeing what we have – and, more importantly, who we already are. Today I am quite thankful for those who trust me to photograph them, their families, and their children, creating a narrative of their history as individuals and as people who are quite lucky to belong to each other. This photograph is from a portrait session I shot just this morning:  a clear and bright chilly day and a gorgeous little girl, highlighting the autumnal beauty of Thanksgiving’s colors. (That’s right, I totally wrote autumnal beauty.  Go ahead, say it out loud.  It sounds awesome, right?  AUTUMNAL BEAUTY.)   TamaraLackey     Looking for some inspiration for your children’s portraits? Check out The Posing Playbook … For Kids Who Don’t Do Posing, an on-the-go resource for ideas, poses (that aren’t really posey), lighting, technical settings, and more. See more details and order yours here!     Tamara-Lackey-Posing-Paybook-Preview    

8 responses to “Thanks Giving”

  1. Wonderful photo Tamara…what a beautiful little girl! Wishing you and your family a relaxing and special Thanksgiving!

  2. thanks, Kerry! isn’t she, though?? so appreciate the well wishes – to you, as well! definitely excited for the relaxing. if that’s not an oxymoron. ( but even if it is, i still am ; )

  3. AngelaR says:

    Talk about capturing a moment. Warms my heart as a mom.

  4. Tamara,
    Nice creativity and work. Thank you once again for the inspiration!

  5. LOVE this sweet picture! It warms the heart and puts a smile on your face. 🙂

  6. remi lai says:

    What a beautiful picture!! A pretty girl in pretty light! WONDERFULLY captured!!

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