"I became a Mother the same year that I lost my Mother as I knew her to a devastating stroke. My father had passed away years prior and he had always told me that a parent’s love for their children was indescribable until you experience it yourself. Overnight, the minute I gave birth to each of my 2 daughters, I felt that indescribable love as well as the weight of no longer having my own parents.…
“This is one of the few precious moments shared with our son, Abel Joseph Woodward, before he passed away due to a chromosomal condition known as Trisomy 18. This locket is a small way to keep Abel and his sisters, Hazel and Haddie, always present and close to my wife’s heart.”
For Meghan Joy Yancy! We met Meghan in our photo studio last Spring, and instantly knew who she was from following on Instagram. She's such a lovely light in this world, and we loved making these for her.
"This is a Christmas present for my sister. (Yes, I ordered one for my mom...then made my husband buy me one and now my sister wants one too!) These are two pictures of our grandmothers when they were younger. The one in color is our paternal grandmother Martha. The black in white picture is our maternal "meme", Miriam. Martha passed away from ALS/dementia and Meme passed away from dementia. We mi…
Photographs are emotional, not logical. Nobody has to understand why you love it, why it tells the story of who someone was, someone is, what a person means to you. We’ve grabbed photos from long ago that we forgot about and been stopped in our tracks. Grabbed by the emotion. We’ve wondered how in the world we could have ever moved past something that feels so representative of our lives. Or a…
Some of the best business advice we’ve ever received is that if you’re not a little embarrassed about your work when you launch, you’ve waited too long. This is totally different than putting out junk — we would never feel good about doing that. Instead, it’s the idea that you simply can’t know how you’ll improve — or even where to improve — until you get started.The challenge, of course, is that…
