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  1. i think when you are given the opportunity to fully look into the eyes of someone who rarely shows you them … you realize their depth … and begin to understand why they often choose to harbor you from it all. beautiful capture, tara.

  2. Hi, I love your work but most of all I love your truth. My daughter is 16 (I have four children too) and It is hard for her to “really” look into the camera or at me. Thank-you for this beautiful picture. I love her!! So pretty. :)))

  3. Tara, I’m a local photog who has blog stalked you for a while… but this just resonated with me. My sister has autism, and when I can get one of “those” shots of her.. it makes my heart sing. Thank you for putting the feeling into words so eloquently.

  4. awwwww mckenna, she’s so pretty tara, she looks alot like you and anna! love her sweet face and spirit…so happy when you catch her in peaceful loving moments like this.
    tara

  5. I often come to your blog right before a session (like I am doing now) to get a little dose of what is really important in our photographs.

    With this being the last thing I’ll see before I pack up my gear and head to the car I can confidently say I know I’ll capture this family in the way they hired me to do. In the present, enjoying life…just as they are.

    Beautiful image, beautiful moment.

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