An Extended Family Session at home
When I say “extended family photos” you might get shivers thinking about the sweaty mall studio guy who tried to bribe you with a lollipop as Uncle Bill grumble under his breath from the black stool beside you. This is not that. Backyard sessions are amazing options for large families who want to capture a piece of the true memories and relationships shared. They’re also a great way to have photos of people who hate being in photos. This family, for example, traveled from all corners of the country to be together for the holidays, but wanted to keep it simple and not detract from their time just hanging out.
· 1 min read · Leah O'Connell Photography
Home sessions are an amazing option for extended families who want to capture a piece of the true memories and relationships shared.
They’re also a great way to have natural photos of people who hate being in photos.
This family, for example, traveled from all corners of the country to be together for the holidays but wanted to keep it simple and not detract from their time just hanging out.
Their typical evening included grandpa cooking, playing outside with the little kids, decorating cookies, watching football, and playing dominos.
Documentary family photos give you a unique perspective of real, natural moments. Not just the faces, but the personalities behind them. When you see photos with a ‘20 years from now” lens, they tell a story of family and the love your shared.
Are you interested in a home session with your extended family or just learning more about Firefly sessions in general? Check out my experience page here or reach out to connect!
