At-Home Family Photography | Irwin Pa
Sometimes the perfect moments come from the quick turn and click. I'm always delighted when I see that quiet moment and have the chance to capture it. There's something so genuine about those moments.
As a photographer and a daughter, I know the importance in preserving these subtle off the cuff moments.
On the day of the Shanty's family session, it was bright, sunny, and a little muggy outside. We spent most of the session in their home, moving from room to room. We even took a break so Matt could give Nolan a quick snack. When hunger strikes, you have to abide. This gave me a perfect chance to capture one of those subtle moments that one day will mean so much for them as a family.
When I work with family's in their home, I always stick to the rooms with the brightest light. For the Shanty's this meant we spent most of our time in the toy room and guest bedroom. We ended the session outside on their stoop for a group family photo perfect for that holiday Christmas card. Check out more images from the family session below.
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Hey there, I'm LeeAnn!
Thank you so much for stopping by.
A little about me. I am an elementary art school teacher turned photographer, storyteller, and motivator. My specialty is personal brand photography and in-home family sessions.
I have never been much for superficial living or "small" talk. I love connecting people on a deep level and then sharing their stories through thought provoking imagery with the rest of the world!
If you love getting to the heart of things and want to share your story on my blog contact me and we will set something up!
Much Love,
LeeAnn
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