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Monday, March 19, 2012

~Gerber family~

Every now and again, I get to do some special family shoots. We are all human, and at one point or another, we will all have our chance to die. for some, it will be sooner than expected. The father of this family has terminal cancer, and wanted to get some memories while he is still feeling good enough to do so. This is the most important part of my job, providing memories for all of you to cherish somewhere down the road. To have something tangible to remember your loved ones. It was a very special shoot and I tried to capture the love he has for his wife and his kids as well as give each of them individually, time with him on their own to remember him when he is gone.


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