Modern Family Photography
Welcome to Lifeography®. Some may say my approach to photography is a bit unconventional. I like to think of it as authentic. After all, real life doesn't happen in a studio, when you're watching too closely, or asking kids to smile. For me, clicking with my clients is just as important as clicking the shutter. So take a look around to get a feel for how I capture relationships. Start with the portfolio and explore the blog to dig deeper. You can learn about my business philosophy at the Give Ten Project. If you like what you see, let's connect. I am currently based in Trinity, Florida. You can find me online via Facebook, Twitter & 101,45,109,97,105,108liam-e, or call 757-343-5087.
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This month has been: Welcome to the latest installment of My Kids Were Here. A collaborative project that documents the traces our children leave in our personal spaces and in our hearts. See the entire collective on the group blog here. .jpg) [In A Hurry To Get Outta Here I and II]
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April 5, 2013 - 2:34 PM
7 months went by much too quickly..wow!! he is so adorable Stephanie and I can tell he is loved so much!! Starting to browse through my archives. Time to print more of my images and organize them into books. There are so many. They remind me that time is fleeting. To enjoy each day. To find the beauty in it. Not to blink. For the days give way to memories and photographs. And the boy that once was, is no more. Summer 2009. Liam, age 3.
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Ginger Unzueta - oh,how fun your life looks..filled with lots of laughter, busy times, and I am sure lots of love. big families are such a blessing. love that coffee in the sink shot…and the morning essentials..goodness, i love them all!!
summer - That mud in the sink must have been fun to clean up…love these a lot. I can so relate to the messes left behind “in a hurry to get outta here”…story of my life. Most days it just looks like a bomb went off…
Linsey Wilt - So thankful for this project because not only are we collecting memories but going through everyones posts makes me feel so much better about my chaos. Yes, in a hurry out the door is our everyday routine. I make a wish that when we come home everything will magically be cleaned up, never works, hehe! These are so great, love the bathroom counter scene, gotta keep your gun close at all times!