Family with newborn photo session in Manly, Northern Beaches
Emma and her husband Michael booked their family photo session for a lasting memory of their time in Manly before moving to New Zealand.
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It was the perfect time to capture our life in Manly. We had just had our son and we were about to move overseas. It was the perfect opportunity to capture our life in Manly and becoming a family of four. We now live New Zealand - I had lived in Manly almost 13 years, my husband , 7 years, and the photoshoot was a great way of us capturing our life before we left with our daughter , 2.5 yrs, and newborn son who was 10 weeks old at the time.
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Our photos were taken metres away from where we got engaged. We picked out two spots that we liked and due to morning light Elena suggested North Head for the best morning light. It was perfect for us as we had got engaged there just metres away a couple of years previously!
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These photos bring a feeling of a closure of such a happy chapter of our lives and a launch into new beginnings! Particularly to be able to show our two children as they get older. When I look back at the photos in 10 year’s time, I’ll miss the tiny little fingers and tiny little toes of each of our children.
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On deciding what to wear, we used Elena’s useful tips and chose clothes that were us - both in style and colour’, Emma
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Our best memories of the day? Seeing the sunrise across the water, being together as a family, seeing our daughter’s cheeky nature being captured and our son absorbing it all. It was just a lovely morning in what is the wonderful Northern Beaches lifestyle!
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Don’t hesitate in booking Do the photoshoot, go into it with ease and be yourselves. Your children grow so incredibly quickly, that moment and chapter has gone before you know it. You will never regret capturing memories will last a lifetime.
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