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8 Tips for photographing your family holiday bec zacher family photography

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Memory Keeping & Photo Tips 8 Tips for photographing your family holiday April 19, 2018

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The shape of a mother 🌿 // Clare in bloom with

The shape of a mother 🌿 // Clare in bloom with her first little one.

These end weeks stretch on. The anticipation grows. What do they look like? What will that first moment we lock eyes be like? How will my birth journey unfold?

So many unknowns. So much surrender to the most incredible process and the biggest gift we can be given, the honour of raising a child ~ To be gifted a life to nourish and nurture ✨ ~ @clarelhenry

// #goldcoastphotographer #goldcoastfamilyphotographer #goldcoastmaternityphotographer #storykeeperpresets

There will always be a last time. The last time we

There will always be a last time.
The last time we swaddle them.
The last time they fall asleep in our arms.
The last time they lean on us before they take their first steps alone.
The last time they nestle in for a feed.

We often don’t even realise that these moments no longer happen as our little ones transition to new stages so quickly and often we are ready for the change. Taking time out to soak in these these moments and document them is so special as that really aren’t that little at all 💫

// we took some time in this golden arvo session to capture a feeding chapter that is drawing closer to the end and my gosh these are priceless to have, especially if you aren’t planning anymore babies ✨ incredible mama @andieandolliephotography #goldcoastnewbornphotographer #goldcoastfamilyphotographer

// edited with the Ocean preset from the Heirloom @storykeeper_co presets pack and the black and white Nash preset from the Kindred pack. #storykeeperpresets

Oh my gosh it’s good to have this sun back! Gold

Oh my gosh it’s good to have this sun back! Golden hour sessions are my jam. Warm balmy evenings and that blue hour magic 💫

The one thing she loves more than me 😂🙈 read

The one thing she loves more than me 😂🙈 ready to throw it away at this point.

Oh, the things they don't tell you about working f

Oh, the things they don't tell you about working for yourself 😂 Let's be honest, it's not always easy! You have to deal with working alone most of the time, having people not really understanding and respecting the hours you work because you’re at home and, who could forget, being tempted to do housework or anything around the house instead of work! But, I wouldn't give it up for the world, because it allows me to achieve my mission of being home with my four babes and not just exchanging time for money but thinking outside the box and getting creative with how I make a living. Plus I love what I do and I love showing my kids that a creative career can absolutely be an amazing path to take!

How about you? What's your why?

‘’The truth about rainbow babies. 🌈 It’s

‘’The truth about rainbow babies. 🌈
It’s not all sunshine and rainbows once a baby is born after a previous baby has died. After eight months of what seemed like relentless anxiety, I finally have the newborn I longed for, but she has a new soul, she doesn’t represent or replace the soul we lost. She is beautiful and perfect and she smells so sweet, but in my tired haze I can’t help but wonder how my other babe would have smelt just as sweet. I will always carry that grief. And yes, there is so much gratitude for the life I hold in my arms but it’s just so hard to explain how this feeling can be so bitter sweet. How My heart grows to love another when I still have all this love trapped inside me meant for someone else? That’s the miracle though of motherhood I guess, that somehow our heart grows and just makes room for all of it, for all of the love and all of the loss. It’s not all sunshine and rainbows. It can hurt to let your love expand so big. We need to be patient with our hearts. X’’ ~ @littlehomebodies 💫❤️

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