How I view…

By stacey • June 1, 2012 • Family Photographs, Motivation, Photo Book Design Layout • 3 Comments

MOTHERHOOD!

It is time for the next installment of my “How I view…” monthly photography challenge. This months theme is on motherhood which is always a challenge. I was able to convince my husband to take my photo but of course I didn’t really get cooperation from the kids and only a couple of takes from my husband. But I think these two photographs are a good representation of motherhood for me…so here is how I am including them in my family photo book.

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Tamra→
June 2, 2012 at 9:46 am #

Love the realness of it, Stacey! That truly IS motherhood!
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  June 2, 2012 at 9:07 pm #
  
  Thanks Tamra! Yes, it conveys the hectic-ness of life right now! But also the sweetness! Plus a dash of my husband’s impatience with taking my photo!!!
  
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I have become much more strategic and methodical about my approach to designing my photo books. As I became a better photographer, I started thinking much more about my shots before pressing the shutter, and similarly here, I am planning out my books ahead of time, making the execution much easier and the end result more successful, rather than my previous approach of just making a book on the fly.

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