When you meet Miss Maggie Kate you can instantly imagine her as a teenager and man are her parents in for it! She is ferociously independent and is only happy when she is doing her own thing. She definitely keeps you on your toes and is what I consider to be the most wonderful kind of friend– the one you always get in trouble with!
Countless families have albums full of images, but they tend to be missing one person… mom! She is the one who is always behind the camera, or the one that is adjusting the clothes, bribing the children, etc. In honor of Mother’s Day, we are fighting against the “Missing Mom Syndrome” with a portrait special just for moms and their kids!
On April 13th and 14th we will offering complementary mini-sessions for moms with their children. The session is about a mother’s relationship with her children and all images will be photographed in black and white. Children must be older than five years of age to participate and sorry dad, this is one is just for the moms! There is no charge for the session and mom will have an opportunity to come back into the studio for an order session to purchase any prints she would like. We will have special print packages available for purchase at the order session. (If you can bring dad along its a great way to pick out the Mother’s Day present you really want!)
To reserve your session, contact the studio at 850.339.5799 or Linda@LongsPhotography.com Here are a few examples of the relationship images we will be capturing:
Sometimes work isn’t so work like… sometimes its more like play. 🙂 Miranda’s portrait session was definitely more of a play date than a work assignment. I always love it when Olyn can come into the camera room and shoot some of the session with me and when we have an awesome model like Miranda, its just icing on the cake!
Sometimes drama is a good thing. Renee and Marcus had the good kind of drama for their wedding day– the kind of drama that exudes sex appeal, passion, love and joy. The kind of drama that makes me jump up and down like a kid on Christmas morning– this is the kind of dramatic wedding I LIVE to photograph!
I don’t know if Kristin and Jay had an actual “theme” for their wedding, but if I had to guess… it would be laughter. Yeah, sounds corny, but it was the truth. They laughed almost non-stop and they kept everyone around them in stitches as well. At the end of the night my sides literally hurt! So, here’s to Kristin and Jay– may their marriage be filled with as much laughter as their wedding day!
