(or Part II of blogging my annual family holidays)
Forgive me for the indulgence, but this blog post is all about my children. Its when we go away on our family holidays that I really get the chance to take some dedicated portraits of my girls.
As I said in my last post I fell in love with the little part of Norfolk – and my children did too. All those little simple pleasures: crabbing and shrimping in the rockpools, playing on the sand, exploring all the wildlife, fish and chips on the pier – and in a place that didn’t seem to feel even slightly crowded in the middle of the summer holidays. It doesn’t get any better.
They have already said they want to go back next year – and we might just do that.
K x
.jpg "Family and children's photography on holiday")
.jpg "Family and children's photography on holiday")
.jpg "Family and children's photography on holiday")
.jpg "Family and children's photography on holiday")
.jpg "Family and children's photography on holiday")
Oh, were you on a real steam train?
It must be the best thing about your job, indulging and practising your photography with your own children.
Looks like you had a fab time.
Yes, a beautiful old steam train! We sat in the first class carriages with velvet seats and the train ride had sea views… it was lovely.