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Family photos take on a whole new meaning once you experience it from the parent side of things. As a kid, I remember the outfits being chosen, the pep talk errr.. words of encouragement/"Mess this up and Mom will be pissed" talk. We've only done professional photos a few times but never as a family of 4, never with 2 little girls and so when we enlisted Erin Fraser Photography to cover our first family photos as a family of four, I knew this would be one for the books.

Family photos were a little different for me as being the youngest of the 3 kids and the only girl, I feel like there was much more pressure on me to look cute than on my brothers! Behaving was never a strong suit of my brothers, furthermore, not all but at a certain age they can be a bit of a write off in the cute department. Trying to coordinate outfits and find the right location, finding age appropriate poses to create magical moments can be stressful enough so thankfully with a professional photographer on board, I knew that we were get the photos I truly wanted and with as little stress as possible.

Erin's laid back approach to our photo session, immediately put me at …show more content…
With everything that has gone on in our lives over the last two years, this photobook was exactly what I needed to restore faith in family. There aren't enough compliments that I can pay Erin Fraser Photography, I am forever thankful for the photoshoot and the memories she helped make permanent for my little family. If you are in the market for photos, I highly highly recommend Erin Fraser Photography, incase you can't tell I'm a bit smitten. Erin Fraser Photography is your MUST go to photographer, the kindest and most generous lady and a real professional, so we must put our stamp on it. Erin Fraser Photography is 100% Vancity Mommy D
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