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We just love the Proctor Family. Last year we got to photograph the adoption of their seventh son. You can read that story here. So this year when Amy contacted us for Bowling Green family portraits, I was excited for another chance to photograph this amazing family! (Funny story: I was actually going to start […]

I’m so glad they opted for backyard portraits. This is the place they feel at home. Here is where they know they’re loved and they can just be themselves. family acts like a team. Sure, there are good days and bad days, just like any family, but they know they always have each other. They are on this journey together.

They wanted fall foliage in their family portraits. Barren River Lake was the perfect spot. We knew we would get amazing family photos. What we didn’t know was how much fun we would have in the process!

You know what I love about family photos? I get to see how amazing each member of the family is as an individual. They each get to have their moment to shine and be seen. Then we can see that an amazing family is made up of amazing individuals.

Now it was time for Ruthie to get her mommy and me photos! So many sweet moments! She smiled up at her mommy and then fell asleep in her arms. It’s so important to remember these beautiful moments because they go so quickly. It seemed like just yesterday Anna Grace was this tiny. If I had one superpower, I would want to make time go a little more slowly in moments like this!

They fell in love thirty years ago at camp. Now after raising three children and moving across the country, their love still holds true.

Sometimes we only capture the major moments in life. But we have to remember that it’s all a journey. And those you have walking beside you make that journey more enjoyable. You could see the pride on the parents faces as they looked at their precious babies. These children have grown so much and now they can really enjoy their time together as a family, especially the outdoors and riding their RZRs.

Here she is! Precious little Wrenlynn Iris. Typically on a newborn session, the baby just wants to sleep. Not Wren! She was wide awake. And she just laid there and let us take her photos. But she had a lot to live up to. Her brother had always been incredibly photogenic. She needed to carry on the tradition.

The judge ruled that the adoption was now complete. They now officially had seven boys. The audience broke out in applause. Even the little man himself started clapping. This is why adoptions are the best days!

At this point, he can’t see very far, but he already knows the voices, the smells, and the touch of his parents. These are the ones who care for and nurture him. The ones he is fortunate enough to get to call mommy and daddy.