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Posts Tagged ‘Billerica MA Child Photographer’

Billerica Family Photographer – Big love

03.25.15

I first photographed this loving, happy, brave family a few years ago when they were a family of 7. Since then, they’ve added three more adorable children to their clan, and it looks like life has only gotten better!
Each time I spend time with these kids, I’m struck by their compassion and empathy. Several of them have special needs, and it’s incredible how instinctively they help each other out. I also love watching how independent and strong each of them is – no doubt a result of their supportive and empowering parents.

Billerica Family Photographer

If you are looking for a Billerica Family Photographer, please contact Sarah Jordan Photography. Sarah Jordan is a lifestyle photographer serving the greater Boston area, specializing in photographing newborns, babies, families and children.

Family

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Colorful

07.27.12

Although she’s a year older than the LAST TIME we played together, this little birthday girl still has the same beautiful smile, mesmerizing eyes, and a fabulously colorful personality…just like this session!

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Baby

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Happy Holidays!

12.22.11

Looking back through the images I’ve taken in the past year makes my heart swell a bit, because each photo evokes memories of the the families I had the pleasure of working with. I have the awesome honor of documenting some of life’s most important milestones – engagements, births, high school graduations – and all of the amazing little moments in between. In fact, it’s those “between” moments that sometimes mean the most. A smile, a smirk, an airplane ride on Daddy’s leg, giggles between siblings, a mother’s gaze…I get to capture it all.

Thank you for an amazing year, everyone. I can’t imagine my life without you in it!

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Baby, Family, Kids, Maternity, Newborn, Senior, Seniors

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5 in 5

12.06.11

The cleaning and scrubbing will wait till tomorrow,
For children grow up, as I’ve learned to my sorrow.
So quiet down, cobwebs. Dust go to sleep.
I’m rocking my baby and babies don’t keep.
-From “Song for a Fifth Child” by Ruth Hulburt Hamilton

Every night when I as a girl, I stared at these words embroidered and framed over my parents’ bed while my mother or father dried my hair. So when I heard that this mom wanted to use the photos from her session to create a photo wall centered around these words, I was very touched. You see, as much as I (and any mother) can appreciate these words, she actually does have five children. And she treats each as though he or she is the most important person in the world.

But it goes deeper than that.

In the span of five years, five children joined the household – some biologically and some through adoption. Many of the kids have faced challenges – physical or emotional – that helped to shape them into the strong, loveable, amazing little kids they are today. I can’t tell you how much I enjoyed playing with them during the session! I think I knew it was going to be a blast when I suggested bouncing down a hill by their house, and everyone immediately started playing and laughing. Then the eldest of the bunch grabbed me by the hand and pulled me into the energetic mix 🙂

Thanks for the glimpse into your family, guys. It sure looks like a fun place to grow up!

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Family, Kids

  1. Donna says: Just beautiful....the writing, the poem, the sentiment, the photos, but most of all, the family. on 12.6.11 @ 11:46 am

Running

11.14.11

When I heard that this mom successfully ran a half marathon last week, I wasn’t surprised. Her boys keep her running most of the day – what’s a few more miles?!
Our time together was fast-paced and lots of fun. We played games the entire time, and it certainly wasn’t hard to elicit broad smiles and tons of giggles. At one point, I think mom felt a little worried that the kids weren’t “cooperating;” I assured her that there is no such thing as a toddler “cooperating” during a photo shoot – it’s my job to run around after them and capture kids just enjoying life. I hope you can tell by these photos that the whole family certainly does live life to its fullest…

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Family, Kids

  1. Lisa Anderson says: Lovely pics Amy. Sarah you did an awesome job capturing two very active boys living life. As an avid amateur photog I know it isn't an easy task. Beautiful light and color. on 11.26.11 @ 8:36 pm