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Multigenerational Family Portraits | Colorado Springs Family Photographer

Earlier this summer, we had such a wonderful time capturing this fun-loving, tight-knit family who enjoy a beautiful closeness across their many households and four generations. Multigenerational portrait sessions are rare and special – it takes a LOT of coordination to gather nearly 30 family members together! And yet they create family legacy that is […]

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The Murdock Family | Colorado Springs Family Portraits

We are beyond blessed by this family’s loyalty over all the years! We began photographing family and high school senior portraits for them back in 2010 and have enjoyed seeing them regularly ever since. This year’s family photography session was especially sweet and meaningful because they have welcomed in sons-in-law and grandkids! To now tell […]

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The Nilsen Family | Multi-Generation Studio Portraits

We love it when families want to come together to prioritize multi-generational portraits. Our indoor and outdoor studios create a flexible experience for families who may want the option of both types of portraits. In the winter months, the indoor studio gives families a comfortable and relaxed environment, and the outdoor studio is a fun […]

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Multi-Generational Family Portraits at the Ranch | Divide, CO

After working with this family a couple of years ago capturing their high school seniors, it was an honor to gather multiple generations on their ranch in Divide, CO for some family portraits. Like many families, they had professional portraits done when their kids were younger, but it had been a long time since they […]

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The Pike Family | Colorado Springs Family Portraits

We have known the Pike family for a number of years, so we were honored when they asked us to capture multi-family portraits to celebrate their 50th anniversary– a very special milestone indeed. Their desire was for this session to be FUN, not formal. They wanted to highlight their close family relationships and their fun-loving […]

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