Imagine family photos as fun, lively, loving, and tender as these adorning the walls of your home. Now imagine what that would mean for your kids — to see their place in the world, how much they're loved, and that it's okay to be fully themselves.

We moms are living in a moment of yearning. To be seen. To be remembered. For our moments of joy, love, and presence outshine our moments of overstimulation, overwhelm, and over it. Being a mom is harder now than it's ever been. We must deal with the heartbreak of the world while making snacks, while making appointments, while making do, while making time for ourselves. And in the midst of all this, we are also trying to soak up a season that we know is passing too quickly.

On Film, With Love is not so much an event as a response to a deep-down feeling that family imagery shouldn't be so complicated. When my clients look at their images, I hope they'll not only see warmth and tenderness, but I a true version of themselves — not perfect, but deeply loved.