• Expectant parents holding hands in shallow water at sunset, the mother in a long white gown
  • A family of four on a bench beside a white Christmas tree tied with a wide white bow, in the Brandon studio
  • A mother laughing with her two daughters against a deep red backdrop, all three in burgundy velvet
  • Two brothers mid-jump against a plain studio wall, both barefoot and laughing
  • A newborn's hand curled around a parent's finger, both parents' hands resting beside them
  • Three siblings in the Brandon studio, a girl seated on a wooden chair with her two brothers on the floor either side
  • An expectant mother in a cream off-shoulder gown at the shoreline, both hands cradling her belly

Diana Garzon

Nothing stays. How a room looked, who was standing next to you, what it felt like to be that age. It all goes soft, and then it goes. A photograph is the only thing that keeps it.

Photography means writing with light. Keep a little of it and, years from now, it will light you again.

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