This Mother’s Day, Get in the Picture

When was the last time you were in the photo instead of taking it? As moms, we’re often the memory makers—the ones capturing the milestones, the messes, and the magical moments. But all too often, we’re the ones missing from the frame. This Mother’s Day, I want to challenge that. I want to remind you (and myself) that we deserve to exist in photos, too.

Why We Need to Exist in Photos

Your children want to see you. Not just now, but in the future—when they’re grown and looking back. They won’t care if your hair was done or if you had makeup on. They’ll care that you were there. Photos become part of our family’s legacy. They help tell our stories. They become a part of how our children remember their childhood and how they see themselves reflected in the love they received.

From Screen to Wall: The Power of Printed Memories

In today’s digital age, it's easy to let our most cherished memories sit on a phone, buried under screenshots and endless camera rolls. But digital files are fleeting—wall art is lasting. Having printed photographs in your home turns moments into art. It transforms everyday love into a visual story that your children will see, feel, and connect with every day. Wall art doesn't just decorate a space—it anchors your family’s identity in something tangible.Studies have even shown that children who grow up surrounded by printed photos develop a stronger sense of belonging and self-worth. When they see themselves in framed prints, albums, or canvases, they see they matter. They are seen.

**You deserve to live beyond the screen. You deserve to live on your walls.**

What Wall Art Can Look Like

Wall art is more than a photograph—it's an heirloom. It can be a large framed portrait in your hallway, a fine art canvas above the fireplace, or a handcrafted album filled with connection and joy.With boutique photography, I help you not only create beautiful images—but also guide you in choosing the perfect way to display them in your home. From design consultation to final installation, I make the process easy and meaningful. Because those fleeting moments? They deserve more than a folder in the cloud. They deserve to be lived with.