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Have you ever found yourself going through old photographs, knowing you should be doing any number of things on your to-do list, but unable to stop looking at picture after picture? Maybe you even laugh at a few or cry at others.
Pictures have the power to evoke emotions in us even years after they are taken; they are a collection of memories over time, each telling a part of our story. It was this emotional connection to memories that sparked my love of photography. Beyond the standard photos of my children, my wedding, and those awkward teenage years that hold so many memories on their own, pictures became a lifeline when my husband was deployed to Afghanistan 10 years ago. It was a visible way for us to stay connected over the months and the miles of separation, and to witness the growth of our children while he was away.
Once the power of a picture settled itself in my life, I pursued this passion both through practice and through an education at the New York Institute of Photography. The more I learned, the more I loved it, and I have been joyfully photographing families since then!
