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If you’re searching for a place to meet friendly farm animals near Boston—where kids can boop a horse’s nose, feed alpacas, and throw hay on a cow’s head—our family farm might be just the spot. And just so you have some ice breakers and familiarity with these silly beasts before you do visit, I put […]

Farm Animals near Boston: Meet the Flint Farm Crew

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Family photo session in Weston Massachusetts

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Golden hour light was streaming through the trees on their Weston property, backlighting the ferns and what was left of the fall color. It was one of those late November afternoons where the weather does exactly what you hoped it would, and you spend the whole session quietly grateful you didn’t have to explain to […]

Annual Family Photos in Weston: Six Years of Chaos, Connection, and Chicken Coops

Family Sessions

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I’m sitting on the floor of our bedroom sorting through a basket of random crap. Gummy bears. Two nickels that are mysteriously stuck together. Box cutters. Three kinds of tape, which prompts me to form a tape pile. At least 20,000 yards of dental floss. Inexplicably two “sunrise” alarm clocks that are supposed to wake […]

Multitasking, Parenthood, and the Fear of Losing Control

Letters

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I recently photographed these two sweet families at our farm in Lincoln, Massachusetts for their annual fall photo session—and it was their fourth year in a row coming back! The foliage was at absolute peak in October, the weather couldn’t have been more perfect, and the late afternoon light was just magical. After four years […]

Fall Family Photos at Our Lincoln Farm | Lincoln Mass Family Photographer

families, Farm Sessions

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The best gift we ever received (gift as in “object given for free,” anyway) came completely out of nowhere. A few years ago, before Mae was born, we invited some new neighbors over to the farm to meet the alpacas. At one point, the mom asked if we had any alpaca wool she could buy. […]

A Gift With Spirit Behind It

Letters

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I swear the end of the year feels like riding in a mine cart downhill with no brakes. One minute it’s August 25th. It’s too hot. The kids are feral, running on hot dogs and popsicles. And you’re thinking, maybe summer won’t end this year. Then you blink, and it’s Halloween. You blink again, and […]

When the Year Loses Its Brakes

Letters

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I ruined every family photo we ever took. From age zero to… well, probably beyond when it was still age-appropriate. For a solid stretch, I was intentionally making faces because I thought it was funny. Humor has always been my coping strategy, which, in this case, meant turning stress into slapstick. And those photo sessions […]

Family Photos, Stress, and Why Connection Beats Control

Family Sessions, Letters

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The week before Thanksgiving, our house briefly became a full-blown disaster zone. Our fourteen-month-old had already powered through six ear infections in his first year of life. In an effort to avoid nuking his entire microbiome with antibiotics, we decided to move forward with ear tube surgery. As surgeries go, it’s minor. But it’s still […]

Presence, Chaos, and the Silly Face That Changed Everything

Letters

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Yesterday, I talked about contradictions: how this time of year turns us all into walking paradoxes trying to slow down while cramming twelve weeks of work into four. Today, I want to explore the paradox of loving a good deal while despising flashy “BUY NOW” marketing. For me, I can easily trace my love of […]

The Paradox of Deals and Marketing: Inherited Instincts

Letters

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There’s a version of life I think many of us secretly long for. A slower one. A simpler one. A world where everything is handmade, nothing is rushed, and the whole village helps raise the kids. Sometimes I wish my to-do list consisted of churning, winnowing, and cobbling, not emailing, optimizing, and refining my new […]

The Money Contradiction

Letters

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Almost three years ago, I spent every dollar I had on a photography workshop in Florida. Going into it, I told myself: if this doesn’t work, I’m becoming a garbage man. I wasn’t joking. I figured I was in decent shape, they get paid pretty well, their workday ends early, and I don’t have too […]

Abundance, Scarcity, and The Fear of Not Being Enough

Letters

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