Dacier Family
December 18, 2019
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Another post, another friend! So much fun spending some time with the Dacier fam and hanging with these two very different and equally amazing little dudes! It's wild to see how much they grow each year and a blast watching their personalities take shape. Wonder what they'll be scaling next year?
Thanks Bri, Billy and Dacier boys!!...
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Shane Family 2019
December 03, 2019
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One of my very nearest and dearest friends, in a location very near and dear to her heart - does it get any better? Enjoy a sample from this beautiful morning in Harvard with Laura, Devin, Oliver and Molly, only a few weeks back before winter checked in. Laura, so glad I tapped you on the shoulder in class all those years ago.
Also, thank goodness...
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Campbell Family at the Wayside Inn
November 20, 2019
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What a fun afternoon we had chasing Lucy around and dodging the heaps of families out to take advantage of the lovely Wayside Inn. Honestly who has more energy than a 4 year old, it's equal parts invigorating and exhausting in the best way. I could have followed Lucy around all day... those lashes and that wispy hair! Such a treat to be able to pho...
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Wicks Family 2019
November 15, 2019
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I've been taking pictures of this family since the girls had baby teeth and matching baby bangs. Time is a thief!
My fantastic friends graciously let me practice on them for years and I feel beyond fortunate to be able to continue to capture this group, that I love so dearly. I say it every year, that I think it was our best session yet, and again...
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Wicks Family 2018
October 15, 2018
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These girls, this family... I look forward to this every year, all year long. This was our FIFTH year together and it did not disappoint, another magical afternoon in brilliant fall light. So fun to be with you guys and document these beautiful girls, growing up too fast! xoxo
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