(The Journal)
A Father’s Love
A Father’s Love
(
Behind The Lens
)
The connection between a father and his child is something unique, something I wanted to explore during a recent session with David, a father of two young daughters. They were the center of his world, and I could see that in the way he looked at them.
The session was a reminder that the most powerful images often come from the simplest moments.
💞 Capturing the Bond
For this shoot, I wanted to keep things light and natural. The living room had soft light streaming in, and that’s all we needed. I set up a few light reflectors to bounce the light and keep things soft. I didn’t tell David to do much. I wanted him to engage with his daughters in a way that felt natural. Whether it was a tickle fight, a hug, or simply sitting together, the most powerful moments happened when they were being themselves.
🎨 The Warmth of Family
I chose a warm color palette for this shoot to reflect the love in the room. Soft golden tones highlighted the warmth of the family’s connection. I didn't over-edit, leaving things like the children's messy hair and natural expressions untouched. I wanted the raw beauty of family to come through, without any distractions.
🌟 The Realization
Sometimes, the best portraits aren’t the ones that come from staging or perfect poses — they’re the ones that happen in the messy, unpolished moments of life. It reminded me that love is powerful when it’s genuine and natural, and that’s exactly what I wanted to capture in this series.
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(The Journal)
A Father’s Love
A Father’s Love
(
Behind The Lens
)
The connection between a father and his child is something unique, something I wanted to explore during a recent session with David, a father of two young daughters. They were the center of his world, and I could see that in the way he looked at them.
The session was a reminder that the most powerful images often come from the simplest moments.
💞 Capturing the Bond
For this shoot, I wanted to keep things light and natural. The living room had soft light streaming in, and that’s all we needed. I set up a few light reflectors to bounce the light and keep things soft. I didn’t tell David to do much. I wanted him to engage with his daughters in a way that felt natural. Whether it was a tickle fight, a hug, or simply sitting together, the most powerful moments happened when they were being themselves.
🎨 The Warmth of Family
I chose a warm color palette for this shoot to reflect the love in the room. Soft golden tones highlighted the warmth of the family’s connection. I didn't over-edit, leaving things like the children's messy hair and natural expressions untouched. I wanted the raw beauty of family to come through, without any distractions.
🌟 The Realization
Sometimes, the best portraits aren’t the ones that come from staging or perfect poses — they’re the ones that happen in the messy, unpolished moments of life. It reminded me that love is powerful when it’s genuine and natural, and that’s exactly what I wanted to capture in this series.
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This is LYSANDRA, a Portrait Photography Portfolio.
Designed by JenkateMW
A refined portfolio template for photographers who want to showcase their work through sleek layouts, subtle motion, and a polished visual experience.
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(The Journal)
A Father’s Love
A Father’s Love
(
Behind The Lens
)
The connection between a father and his child is something unique, something I wanted to explore during a recent session with David, a father of two young daughters. They were the center of his world, and I could see that in the way he looked at them.
The session was a reminder that the most powerful images often come from the simplest moments.
💞 Capturing the Bond
For this shoot, I wanted to keep things light and natural. The living room had soft light streaming in, and that’s all we needed. I set up a few light reflectors to bounce the light and keep things soft. I didn’t tell David to do much. I wanted him to engage with his daughters in a way that felt natural. Whether it was a tickle fight, a hug, or simply sitting together, the most powerful moments happened when they were being themselves.
🎨 The Warmth of Family
I chose a warm color palette for this shoot to reflect the love in the room. Soft golden tones highlighted the warmth of the family’s connection. I didn't over-edit, leaving things like the children's messy hair and natural expressions untouched. I wanted the raw beauty of family to come through, without any distractions.
🌟 The Realization
Sometimes, the best portraits aren’t the ones that come from staging or perfect poses — they’re the ones that happen in the messy, unpolished moments of life. It reminded me that love is powerful when it’s genuine and natural, and that’s exactly what I wanted to capture in this series.
EXPLORE more
This is LYSANDRA, a Portrait Photography Portfolio.
Designed by JenkateMW
A refined portfolio template for photographers who want to showcase their work through sleek layouts, subtle motion, and a polished visual experience.
GET TEMPLATE