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Jayne’s Family Portraits at the McCrillis House and Gardens in Bethesda, Maryland

Jayne’s Family Portraits at the McCrillis House and Gardens in Bethesda, Maryland

Venue Location: McCrillis House, 6910 Greentree Rd, Bethesda, MD 20817

This awesome family session came to us from the Bhaskars and was a perfect fit for our personalities and styles. It absolutely warms my heart to see the love of a growing family when siblings and grandparents all come together to collectively freeze a moment in time that, as cliche as it sounds, passes us by all too quickly. Having five children of our own at various ages and stages in their lives, along with aging parents and having lost one unexpectedly, it would be a lie to say that our photography style and approach don’t change just as quickly; I am the first one that will say that its these faded memories we have experiences that elevate a great photographer in their ability to master their craft. Because of this, it is throughout their own life experiences and worldliness they photograph and capture things in a light others who have not gone there can’t understand, not yet anyway; it simply raises you as a photographer and individual to another level of vigilance that you never had until you experience how much you miss it once it’s gone – because now we call it a memory. Capturing that is exactly what the years behind our lens have trained us to do, for these moments come naturally, and for others, its a photographer’s personality that, if used properly, can mesh in a way that allows you to exude that authentically from another individual – it’s that good energy motivational speakers/quotes that you see and hear telling you to surround yourself with – thank you, Jayne and family, for surrounding us with yours and of course to Rajul for the great referral and matchup, love you guys!

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 Jayne's Family Portraits at the McCrillis House and Gardens in Bethesda, Maryland



 Jayne's Family Portraits at the McCrillis House and Gardens in Bethesda, Maryland



 Jayne's Family Portraits at the McCrillis House and Gardens in Bethesda, Maryland



 Jayne's Family Portraits at the McCrillis House and Gardens in Bethesda, Maryland

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