#thisismotherhood - What I've learned so far | Spring Hill, TN Family PhotographerWhen I had the idea to do the #thisismotherhood photo project, I just thought it would be something to work on to sharpen my photography skills and keep me working on something creative. I had about 10 friends in mind who I knew would do it, just because I asked them to and they generally humor me. I thought it would end there. I wasn't exactly sure how it would work. I had my best friend, Adina, go first and I kind of told her what to say....not that I put words in her mouth, but I asked her to repeat something she'd said to me in the past. Then a couple of my other friends said they'd love to participate, but they didn't know what to say. I was confident that everyone has something to say, but to help them, I came up with a few prompts.
I've been blown away by people's reaction to this project. So many women have asked or agreed to be in it....some of them are even strangers to me. So far, I've posted 23 photos and I have more ready to post and others in the works. I try to only post one or two a day so each story gets the attention in deserves. There are a few things I've learned along the past few weeks working on this project, and I thought maybe I'd take the time to share them.
The stories of each mother can be found by clicking on "Visit Gallery" in the slideshow above or by visiting the #thisismotherhood Facebook album. If you are interested in being part of my #thisismotherhood project, just contact me through Facebook or email and we will set up a time to meet. A few people have asked if there is a charge...there is not. I do ask that if you enjoy the project that you like my Facebook page and/or recommend it to friends. I specialize in birth and family photography and would love to book a session with you. Comments
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