A Personal Project: Part III

I’ve had this project on my heart for years now, to capture mothers in their most natural state. Bare faced, air dried hair, loving on their littles. The way their babies see them from the moment they emerge from the womb and the way the way their husbands see them when they lay down their heads at night. The way I see motherhood. Natural, beautiful, relaxed. Just four mamas and their little ones, with some pretty light and rolling hills. Nothing more, nothing less. Perfectly imperfect in every way.

Here is the third session from this project. Libby, Charlie, and a sweet baby girl on the way.

Images are a mix of digital and film photography scanned by PhotoVision Prints.

A Personal Project Part II

I’ve had this project on my heart for years now, to capture mothers in their most natural state. Bare faced, air dried hair, loving on their littles. The way their babies see them from the moment they emerge from the womb and the way the way their husbands see them when they lay down their heads at night. The way I see motherhood. Natural, beautiful, relaxed. Just four mamas and their little ones, with some pretty light and rolling hills. Nothing more, nothing less. Perfectly imperfect in every way.

Here is the second session of this project. Rae, Gwen, and Liv.

Images are a mix of digital and film photography scanned by PhotoVision Prints.

A Personal Project Part I

I’ve had this project on my heart for years now, to capture mothers in their most natural state. Bare faced, air dried hair, loving on their littles. The way their babies see them from the moment they emerge from the womb and the way the way their husbands see them when they lay down their heads at night. The way I see motherhood. Natural, beautiful, relaxed. Just four mamas and their little ones, with some pretty light and rolling hills. Nothing more, nothing less. Perfectly imperfect in every way.

Here is the first session of this project. Carrie, Harper, and Sophie. The sweetest trio.

Images are a mix of digital and film photography scanned by PhotoVision Prints.