Relaxed Family Shoot in the Bluebells

May 15, 2016 | portraits

I love doing really relaxed, natural family portrait shoots. How I keep my work relaxed and natural is just by tagging along with your family and doing what you do, documenting your family dynamic. One of my favourite things to do is just go on a walk with you and your family, and that’s just what we did for this session.

These guys are such a beautiful family, and it was a joy to tag along on their dog walk in the woods they stomp around together all the time. I loved capturing the kids playing together, the dog running wild, and the clear love between them all which you can feel exuding from the photos. It definately helped that it was bluebell season, the woods were a gorgeous backdrop. I also loved the girls wearing matching tulle skirts which was just adorable and added a bit of whimsy to the session. I hope you enjoy browsing through the session.

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