Right before I went home for Christmas break, I was able to take engagement photos for Eric and Katherine, whom I met at college. They got engaged over Thanksgiving break, and we took advantage of them passing through DC to get some pictures around Dupont Circle and the Mall. Here are some of my favorites, a little later than I anticipated!
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- "Art rediscovers, generation by generation, what is necessary to humanness. " -John Gardner
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“We live in a city of flowers!!!” - Henry, who learned pretty quickly that spring means mom stops the stroller every five seconds to plunge her face into every flowering bush and tree.Buying a home has been so emotionally draining. Not only because it is expensive (though, holy cow) or because there are endless mountains of paperwork (gross), but because it forces you to define who you are as a family, and then put money behind that definition. It forces hard conversations about values and priorities and spending habits and schools and careers and communities. It forces you to take stock of how you are allocating your time, money, and energy. Yes, a family is the people in it, but the space where those people live out their commitment to each other matters. Lots of hard conversations over the past couple months, and lots of good realizations. Ready for a new home and a new stage. (This is not the home, btw, but it sure is the embodiment of my color loving soul.)Archives
Gosh, I miss those two.
Thanks for providing such lovely pictures, Hannah!
Ahhh! LOVE the one in front of the Capitol! The sun reflecting in the top windows, the blue sky peeking in at the corners, and, of course, two very dear and lovely people . . . Well done, Hannah . . . as always.