I had my heart set on the Ice Castles.  Aside from a few iPhone snapshots, I had not taken photos of my children for months.  This was not an oversight that I can blame on a busy life.  The truth is, I didn’t feel inspired. As the guilt of this rut sunk in more and more, so did the pressure I put on myself to make up for lost time with something elaborate. The Ice Castles would be my chance, I thought.  I could buy a fur shawl or dress the kids up so they looked straight out of a fairy tale.  That would inspire me, surely. It had to. Right? Dusting off my camera, I went online to buy our tickets only to find them sold out for the remainder of the season.  The skies were blue.  The sun was shining.  And I felt nothing but more discouragement.

I allowed myself to wallow for a few minutes and then it hit me.  Elaborate themed photography has never been the kind of work that’s spoken to me – both in my own work and with the photographers I deeply admire.  I rarely use props.  I’ve never brought an upholstered antique couch into the forest.  And while I do believe a well planned wardrobe is an important element of any portrait, I’m not much of a frilly princess dress kind of person anyway.

I am inspired by light.  By feelings.  By connections.  By heart. When I look at my favorite photographs, these are the elements in tune.  And these can be found in our own backyards if we are present. So while I really do want to see those Ice Castles someday, finding my inspiration to shoot again came from a little bit closer to home this time. 🙂

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New Hampshire Winter Child Photography

New Hampshire Winter Child Photography

New Hampshire Winter Child Photography

New Hampshire Winter Child Photography

New Hampshire Winter Child Photography

New Hampshire Winter Child Photography

New Hampshire Winter Child Photography

New Hampshire Winter Child Photography

New Hampshire Winter Child Photography

New Hampshire Winter Child Photography

New Hampshire Winter Child Photography

New Hampshire Winter Child Photography

New Hampshire Winter Child Photography

New Hampshire Winter Child Photography

New Hampshire Winter Child Photography

New Hampshire Winter Child Photography

New Hampshire Winter Child Photography

New Hampshire Winter Child Photography

For more information about New Hampshire Winter Child Photography, please contact Kami Friday.  Kami is a lifestyle and portrait photographer located in Nashua NH.  She specializes in the photography of children, families, newborns, babies, high school seniors, couples and maternity sessions.  Conveniently located on the NH/MA border, she travels to clients and shoot on location throughout NH and the Greater Boston area including Nashua, Amherst, Bedford, Merrimack, Hollis, Brookline, Londonderry and Groton MA.

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