I believe in laughter... I believe in warm summer nights.....I believe in the miracle of life....I believe in running barefoot chasing lightnin bugs.....I believe in toothless giggles, and messy hair....I believe childhood is magical.... I believe life is beautiful....I believe you can never have too many pictures...I believe in capturing life... I believe pictures tell stories.... {Your story}
Hi! I am Jessica Deane....... wife to one... mother to three..... and self taught photographer. I would love to tell your story. Please contact me if you are interested in a session.
jessicadeanephotography@yahoo.com
I am based out of Madison , Virginia.
Photo of me and my babies by Rachel May.
Its where she goes when she wants to nap..
where she scatters her ponies about.. and plays.
Where she goes when she’s upset…
when her belly hurts
& when she’s in trouble.
Its where she giggles… jumps and cuddles.
Where she fights sleep …
and falls asleep.
You’ll always find toys there….
under blankets..
behind pillows.
She’s there on rainy mondays… and sunny thursdays.
On fussy days…
and happy days.
It’s where she finds comfort…
where she feels safe.
“mommy’s bed”
Ever see a photographer who starts out with a 365 day project, or even a 52 week project and never finishes? Yeah, me too. Well, I recently joined a group of a few other busy photographers who decided to commit to a 12 month project! If we fail this, we’ll be taking donations for a time management seminar. The best part is that it will be totally candid, lifestyle shots of each of our own families/lives. We don’t even have to dredge up random people or make our kids pose for us. We’re calling the series “The Story of ________” and we’ll each be filling in our own blanks. At the end of this post is a link to another photographer who participated and she’ll be linking to someone else. It’s a whole big circle of stories in pictures. Click through and enjoy!
Please head on over to the talented Verity Dokter, to see her story this month.
It was her third Easter.
I found the sweetest little blue floral dress for her to wear.
On Easter morning she wanted to eat reesie pieces for breakfast… and I let her.
I taught her the real meaning of Easter… so once in awhile she would say “God died on a cross?”
She loved the cherry tree at her GG’s house.
The older kids shook the limbs so it would fall around like pink snow.
Little pink petals got stuck in her red curls.
She kept picking flower bushes to give to her daddy.
She loved her eggs that we dyed the night before.
When we got to grandma’s house… we hid them for a long time.
Grandma gave her a little basket to carry the eggs in.
The light was amazing. The way it hit her hair…… thankfully I bought my camera this day.
Once in awhile a breeze would play with her curls.
Uncle Josh showed her how to juggle eggs…… every egg had to be tossed in the woods after her turn.
My little red wearing blue.
It was a Christmas gift from her moomaw & grandpa Tootie…
we all thought she would love it …. but not so much at first.
It took her until now to actually see the magic in it.
Now she’ll bring it to me saying.. “I wanna wear princess dress”
She always has to have her magic wand with her when she’s wearing it…
the bottom is already starting to fray… and sometimes the strings unravel and get tangled in her toes.
She’ll run.. and twirl…. and sing “Bibbidi bobbidi boo” through the halls.
I love how she’ll light up whenever I put it on her…. like that dress is just the best thing ever.
And for a little while……… she’s the prettiest red headed princess in all the land.
And I watch her twirl…
run…
and sing… “bibbidi bobbidi boo”
Until… she’s had enough.. and her imagination takes her elsewhere.
This is the story…. of a little red head… and her princess dress.
Ever see a photographer who starts out with a 365 day project, or even a 52 week project and never finishes? Yeah, me too. Well, I recently joined a group of a few other busy photographers who decided to commit to a 12 month project! If we fail this, we’ll be taking donations for a time management seminar. The best part is that it will be totally candid, lifestyle shots of each of our own families/lives. We don’t even have to dredge up random people or make our kids pose for us. We’re calling the series “The Story of ________” and we’ll each be filling in our own blanks. At the end of this post is a link to another photographer who participated and she’ll be linking to someone else. It’s a whole big circle of stories in pictures. Click through and enjoy!
Please head on over to Kate Craft’s blog, to see her story this month.
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