8. Show them having fun! At our house, snow is all about snowballs, tunnel forts in the snow piles and snow angels. This is such a magical time of year, and your child’s experiences of the snow will be vastly different next year from where they are at right now. Take this opportunity to show the wonder and excitement of snow days, hot chocolate, and catching snowflakes on their tongues!
I hope these tips and ideas help inspire your adventures this winter!
Cheers!
Cathy
Cathy Mores specializes in family portraits and weddings, and is a Me Ra Koh CONFIDENCE trained teacher, based in Manhattan, Kansas. In between photographing, she’s often training with her husband for half-marathons, and cheering for her son on the soccer field. See a Behind-the-Scenes look at one of Cathy’s CONFIDENCE Workshops.
I’m going to read this and pray that it is too late this year 🙂 but hey Tracy Morrison I bet you still have plenty of time and that brand new lens!
I’m going to read this and pray that it is too late this year 🙂 but hey Tracy Morrison I bet you still have plenty of time and that brand new lens!
I LOVE that Brittany Vanderlinden!!! And Tracy Morrison, please post any snow photos that Cathy Mores Photography post inspires! Post them here! We want to see for all our readers!
Wonderful tips! These photos are magnificently done.