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Reflecting on The Motherhood Series

A few weeks ago we hosted our most anticipated event of the year: The Motherhood Series. This limited edition series honors the connection that mothers have with their children through fine art, painterly studio portraits. I’m so thankful to my creative team that helped this event come to life, including Sara at Willow Canvas for designing and painting the backdrop, The Annapolis Studio for hosting us in their space, Michaela at Days of May for a jaw dropping floral installation, and my dear friend Leigh for assisting throughout the day!

Most of all, I’m thankful for the clients who trusted my vision and joined us for this incredibly special event. I’m already dreaming up how to make it even bigger next year! If you want to join us for next year’s Motherhood Event, be sure to join the newsletter list HERE to be the first to know about all studio news!

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As an internationally-lauded wedding photographer with a decade of experience, Amanda brings her signature timeless, editorial style and classic, romantic aesthetic to modern love stories. 

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