Many of us have kids going back to school this week so we wanted to extend the summer feeling a little longer with this awesome photo from Laura! The bird's eye view and the sea of blue with the little pop of color had us swooning when we spotted it in our IG tag. We are so happy that Laura is on the blog today and sharing The Story Behind this enduring photo: IG Handle:.@lauradossantos What inspires your art?My kids mainly inspire my art. I have

We are super excited to have Holly on the blog today in our continuing series, The Story Behind. Since summer is wrapping up and many of you have kiddos already headed back to school, we couldn't help but totally crush on this photos that screams summertime to us. We of course also wanted to know the story of it and how it came to be so we asked Holly if we could feature her and we were giddy she said YES! So keep reading to learn more

Sometimes the best photos we capture are the ones we never intend on getting. Case in point this adorable shot from Julie of her friend's daughter and an unruly tulip. Her photo totally caught our eye in our IG hashtag and we immediately knew we wanted to know the The Story Behind it. So lets welcome Julie to the blog! IG Handle:.@juliechristinephotography What inspires your art?Connection. I LOVE capturing families and children. Parents loving on their kids. I love the connection

Every once in awhile, we come across the MOST enduring photo in our IG hashtag. Lindsay's photo of this little chubby legged, floral romper wearing cutie was just one of those. We love how it proves that faceless photos can have a powerful touch on the viewer and draw deep emotions. For us, we couldn't stop smiling at it and reminiscing of the days when our kiddos where around that age. That's the power of photography folks! Keep reading to learn the The Story Behind

The moment we saw Jessika's image in our hashtag of photos on IG, we were immediately captivated! The backlighting that surrounds the soon-to-be-mother is beautiful. The texture of her gown draws your eye in and then to finish it off with a moody black and white conversion