mini session stories // brother and sister pick out pumpkins
When I photograph your family, I see stories.
Yes, we have the main objective of photographing your entire family’s experience at the farm. We get portraits of each kid, the parents, a fun, happy portrait of the whole family. But there are also little stories that are woven throughout the larger story of your day. The way your daughter must inspect every inch of the pumpkin before putting it in the wheelbarrow, or how your son loves lining up the pumpkins in order of size.
For these two, it was all about the collecting, the stacking, and the relocating of the pumpkins. They did this the whole time, and they did it together.
Dear families, THANK YOU for your support and your trust. I love exploring the art of photography in pursuit of making the best possible photos for you and your family.
Love, your photographer
Anna
Once again, it’s time to pile in the car and head to the farm to snag the perfect pumpkin.
This is the stuff.
The stuff memories are made of. Your family memories.
Sounds pretty magic, right? Well, it is. For so many reasons.
I am all about REAL family photos. Documenting your family, living your best life TOGETHER.
Pumpkin farm mini sessions were the very first mini sessions that I started offering over 10 years ago. I have been working with this farm to ensure the best experience for my families for a DECADE!! I truly can’t believe it.
Ok so. Obviously, my top favorite things to do at any of my seasonal mini sessions is take beautiful photos of your sweet fams and HANG OUT WITH YOU! But, I have a million blog posts that talk about that. This time, I want to highlight some awesome things you can do at the pumpkin farm.
First and foremost, I want to thank you for supporting my business during this time. We are all in this together, let’s do our best to stay safe and take care of one another.
I am committed to keeping your family as safe as possible.
Most of my pumpkin farm sessions are edited primarily in color. Most of the time, I want the warm fall tones of the trees and the pumpkins. But sometimes, there are a few photos that just beg to be black and white.
Once again, it’s time to pile in the car and head to the farm to snag the perfect pumpkin.
This is the stuff.
The stuff memories are made of. Your family memories.
When I photograph your family, I see stories.
For these two, it was all about the collecting, the stacking, and the relocating of the pumpkins. They did this the whole time, and they did it together.
I loooove hanging out with families and taking real-life, meaningful photos of their time together.
It’s a great place for you to visit with your family, let in all the beauty of the nature surrounding you and JUST RELAX for your family pictures!!