The “J” Family | Extended Family Photography at Quiet Waters Park in Annapolis

Over the past year and a half, I have been lucky enough to work with Kerri & Matt on 3 separate occasions, while photographing their adorable little boy, Christopher. At each session, Kerri’s parents were there to help out and lend a hand; and, over that time, I really felt like I got to know their little family. So, as you can imagine, I was *thrilled* when Kerri contacted me about photographing her extended family as a gift for her parents’ 40th wedding anniversary!

Extended Family Photography

Last week, I met up with Skip & Joyce, along with their children, Kerri & Matthew, their spouses, Claire & Matt and of course… little Christopher. Everyone was so much fun to work with and I just love how close they are with each other. They decided to hold their extended family photography session at Quiet Waters Park in Annapolis. It was the perfect backdrop and we had the most amazing weather!

I think that families often want to organize an extended family photo session, but life gets in the way. Everyone has different schedules, and it can be overwhelming to plan and organize attire, dates and the like. Sadly, I think that because of this, these sessions rarely happen. I am so glad this done did, though. The J family is so close and I just know that they will enjoy looking back at these images for many years.
Happy 40th wedding anniversary, you two! You sure did create a beautiful family together. Christopher is such a cutie… I couldn’t help but get a few photos of just him. Isn’t he handsome?
Matt & Kerri are always so happy together! This was the first time that I was able to meet Kerri’s brother, Matthew and his finance, Claire. In keeping with the rest of the family, they were super sweet and a dream to photograph. It is exciting that they will be getting married this September in PA!They say that grandchildren are a blessing, but I think that grandparents are too!
The whole gang…
 All of the siblings…A boy and his trucks…

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