I have photographed every single person in this set of family pictures on more than one occasion. Whether at a wedding, newborn session or previous family portrait.
And on a lot of those occasions, we’ve had to adapt to whatever the changing conditions might be. Family pictures in the fall are beautiful. However, the weather is always unpredictable. For this family portrait, the rainy fall weather had us scrambling to find location options that would work for a family 9.
We settled on an in home family portrait, with the possibility of stepping outside in between rain showers if we could. Even the littlest was able to roll with the changes as we kept an eye on the conditions outside.
Despite the ever changing plans, I’d say that the smiles in these family pictures turned out perfectly.
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At one of our recent sessions, a great grandmother slipped off her ring, let her granddaughter try it on, and said, “Maybe this will be yours someday.” That simple, fleeting moment captured so much love, tradition, and connection—and it’s exactly why generational family portraits are so important. These portraits are more than just pictures; they become heirlooms that carry your family’s story forward for years to come.