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Not what but Why | Annapolis Family Photographer It’s never really been that important to me that you know WHAT I do… what is important to me is that you know WHY I do it. Years ago before becoming a full time photographer and building the brand now known as Sarah Michele Photography I worked […]

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  • Lynnea - My “why” changed too when I became a mom and it’s neat to read a post from someone with a common “why”ReplyCancel

  • Sharee Davenport - Oh be still my heart, these photos are so beautiful and timeless. Anyone would be crazy to not consider you as their Annapolis Family Photographer!ReplyCancel

  • Alekandra - I love that you spoke about why you do it. BTW, this post will give some people baby fever 🙂ReplyCancel

  • Ashleigh - Oh my gosh Sarah, thank you for sharing your big WHY with us! As an Annapolis Family Photographer you capture the moments for families they will forever cherish!ReplyCancel

  • Whitney - It’s incredible the similarity we have. I started to think of my photography career differently once I had my daughter recently. I truly believe the WHY is what’s most important- thank you for sharing that.ReplyCancel

  • Jamie - All this, so true! I feel the same way when I watch my babies growing into… not babies, and my heart breaks a little, but also loves to see them running around being their own little people. Great images are treasures!ReplyCancel

  • Valerie - I loved this blog post so much! You are the best Family Photographer in Annapolis. Your clients are so lucky to have you!ReplyCancel

  • Elizabeth - What beautiful Annapolis family photography moments! Just lovely!ReplyCancel

  • Sarah - Wow, what an incredible Annapolis Family Photographer! I just love your website and these images are so soft and beautiful.ReplyCancel

  • yasiris - what gorgeous family portraits. If I lived in Annapolis I should would consider you as our family photographer.ReplyCancel

  • Erinn - It is such a special privilege to capture a family throughout all of its stages of growth and I think as an Annapolis Family Photographer you’ve captured that well. I always love looking back at old family photos and I know your families will cherish the memories you create with them for a long time.ReplyCancel

  • EJ - My goodness these are super cute, lovely Annapolis Family Photographer.ReplyCancel

  • Lisa Kingsbury - Having family photos taken is SO important! Families in Annapolis are so lucky to have you as their family photographer!ReplyCancel

  • Alicia - As a new mom, I so appreciate this post! I love your heart for what you do!! And your images are gorgeous on top of it 😉ReplyCancel

  • Audrey - I agree that the why is so important! Your client are very lucky!ReplyCancel

  • amy - Lovely blog post! It really is all about the “why” isn’t it?! I love these photos- you’re definitely an awesome Annapolis family photographer!ReplyCancel

  • Lynn Funk - Yes, Sarah, in a blink of an eye, children grow up and drift away from you as they move toward being who God called them to be. Photos are memories captured in real time, that can last a lifetime. I treasure the photos you captured for our family!ReplyCancel

It wont be like this for long | Annapolis Newborn, Family, Wedding Photographer “It wont be like this for long” is what I have been reminding myself. As a mama some days are long, and hard, and so full of life but also so exhausting. I find myself counting down the hours until bedtime some […]

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  • Liza - It is insane how quickly time flies. I think about this all the time right now as my husband and I are expecting our first sweet baby! Also, love your images SO MUCH! They are absolutely stunning. I wish we lived in Annapolis so I could hire you to take our newborn photos!ReplyCancel

  • Brittany Slaughter - This was a wonderful read and such an important one. It’s so important that you do motherhood the way yoooou want/need to! Thanks for sharingReplyCancel

  • Jennifer - What a great reminder. It is so hard to figure out the time management of being a work at home mom because there are those days when I just want to be a mom or a wife or I just need to get some work done but the kids need me for something else. I have just learned to go with it and sleep less lol.ReplyCancel

  • Valerie - Oh my goodness those two are such cuties!ReplyCancel

  • Grammy Dawney - Beautiful pictures, and perfectly timed insight!ReplyCancel

  • Emilyanne - I couldn’t have said it better myself. As my baby is about to turn 2, I am realizing the exact same thing. That everything little thing she does – the funny way she says something, the way she gets sassy when she doesn’t get her way – it all will be gone before I know it. Thanks for sharing!ReplyCancel

  • Angie - So, so true! I miss my Little’s being little 🙁 I sure do miss those midnight snuggles!ReplyCancel

  • Janessa Valentine - So touching! This is a great reminder for me and my little ones.ReplyCancel

  • Jennifer Mills Blume - So so so important to cherish every moment of every stage!ReplyCancel

  • Alyssa Bouma - what a sweet little family!ReplyCancel

  • Alissa - These are just so sweet! Thank you so much for sharing!ReplyCancel

  • Misty - So much truth here! I’ve always liked the saying, “The days are long but the years are short.” Sometimes all I want is for them to GO TO SLEEP, but within about 30 minutes of the quiet I miss their little voices and their little hands. Being a mom sure is weird!ReplyCancel

  • Melissa - aww i love that portrait of the two of them! you sound like such a great mama.ReplyCancel

  • Jennifer Mills Blume - So important to remember to cherish each stage of childhood!ReplyCancel

  • Mercedes - Absolutely sweet recollections. You are so right. It happens incredibly fast. I still catch my breath when I see pictures of my boys when they were itty bitty and remember how all those late night moments felt!ReplyCancel

  • Idowed - Memories they will cherish for a lifetime. Nice jobReplyCancel

  • Kira - What sweet babies! I am expecting my first and will try to cherish the hard but fleeting first year.ReplyCancel

  • Aryn Baker - This is all so true! Little ones change and grow so quickly!ReplyCancel

  • Laura - I just love this post. My son just turned 11 and I struggle with him growing up. I still hold his hand and sometimes let him sleep with me when Daddy works nights. These moments are fleeting.ReplyCancel

When I think Im failing at this | Mama Blog Some mornings I wake up and I rush into their rooms, I want to hold them as kiss them as they are greeting the new day with their sweet faces. Those days I might make pancakes with faces, and plan park play dates, and even… […]

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  • Brie - I love how real you are and how genuine you are! It makes me want to hire you to be my Annapolis Newborn Photographer even more!ReplyCancel

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