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Atlanta Area Lifestyle Family and Newborn Photograper

As a photographer, it’s always an honor to be invited into a family’s life, even if just for a few hours. Capturing the birth of a new sibling, the bonds between siblings, and the way parents look at their children are the moments that make my job so rewarding.

This sweet family opted for a lifestyle portrait session in the comfort of their home. With three young boys to corral and the addition of their newborn brother, a more relaxed photo shoot was the perfect option.

In years to come, when this family looks back at their photos, I hope they remember not just how their newborn baby looked or how their boys posed for the camera. I hope they remember the laughter, the chaos, the love, and the way their hearts swelled as they welcomed their new baby boy into the fold.

If you’re planning to have family and newborn portraits done, especially if you have multiple children, don’t stress about achieving perfection! The beauty of family photography is in the candid moments and the emotions behind the smiles. Whether it’s a quiet moment of sibling love or the whirlwind of energy as kids run around, these are the images that will tell your family’s story for years to come.

Coweta County Family Photographer

In our fast-paced world, where moments often fly by in a blur, taking the time to document and celebrate family connections feels more important than ever. These sweet cousins came together to freeze a moment in time when they were all so small.

In the end, it's not just about the photographs themselves, but the stories they tell and the memories they preserve. The cousins' portrait session was a testament to the beauty of family ties – a reminder that in every click of the camera, there's a story waiting to be shared and cherished. These little ones will likely not even remember coming to Legacy Portraits for these photos, but, that is okay! In the end, what we capture today becomes the Legacy we leave behind tomorrow.

Fayette County Children's Photographer

I have had the privilege of photographing this now 7-year-old and her family since she was just a little baby. I just love seeing the changes in not just her looks but her personality and maturity. She is one funny kid and kept me laughing during the whole portrait session.

Atlanta Family Photographer

While here for a quick visit we made some time for family photos. These were taken last year and I never put them on my website. Family sometimes takes a back seat. Anyway, this family has grown and changed so very quickly. It’s crazy to think that the oldest daughter is now in the double digits!

The girls are very fortunate to have not only 4 grandparents but, also 4 great-grandparents!! Since the great grandparents were here as well, we had to include them in some photos. Family times together are so important. I know that being in front of the camera can be awkward and uncomfortable. Even if you do not want photos for yourself, it is so special for your family. How will you remember?? Legacy Portraits can help!

Coweta/Fayette Senior Photographer

Eighteen years ago I had the privilege of photographing this now young man as he took his very first breaths in this world! It truly was an honor to be there to witness! The years have flown by and he will soon be graduating high school. It seems like just yesterday! It’s crazy how a photograph can take you right back to that moment! When he was born we did not have the massive amounts of cell phone photos taken. I was shooting black and white film which I processed and printed in my basement darkroom! Yes, times have changed. However, there still is nothing like having printed photographs! Hard drives fail, cell phones die. And the cloud??! I think about how this generation is the most photographed ever. But then I wonder if they will have anything to show for it when technology changes or fails and digital photos are corrupted. I have prints that are over 100 years old!! Prints can be made from another print but, once a digital file is corrupt, it is most likely gone forever. How will you preserve your cherished memories?