The Robinson family mini session. So sweet. ☺️

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The Walsh family with the very cute Margo!


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Wengen, Switzerland. To me, this is about the most enchanting place that exists. It is so peaceful. Even in the bustle of the busiest part of the day. It’s quiet. We had another incredible view from our window, and I think I’ve become a little obsessed with the “view from the window” photos. The mountains surround the town in a way that you feel like you can just breathe them in. All their glorious colors of blues and whites and pinks and yellows. The wood, cabin-like buildings look like hobbits and elves built them, with their perfect, symmetrical architecture and placement across the mountain valley. What a place to be in and behold. To just sit still in its sweeping presence.

We did so much here… riding in gondolas, hiking in the alps, trains and snow caves and high-altitude mountain towns and epic picnics and cliff walks and Swiss chocolate and “The Top of Europe.” I really hope I’ll get to go back here someday. It quickly became one of my most favorite places on earth.

The family photo of us at the end was taken by @lehawagner . She is my dearest friend and was my assistant for over 10 years. It was such a joy to have her photograph us. And yes, this photo WILL be our Christmas card. So no surprises there! 😂❤️ Thank you Leah!! 📸🙌🏻

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Rome. My son gets to be the star of this photo series because my images of him looking out the window are my most favorite. Something about the wonder of looking out the window. Again,the view from our Airbnb was magical. Ancient Rome just below our doorstep. So cool.

I took the fewest photos here. Perhaps because it was the last leg of our trip and I was tired… but also it was crowded, and there was something about seeing the masses of people taking pictures with their cellphones that made me want to put the camera down and just experience it all in the present moment. So for most of the time here, that is what I did. Thank you Rome for the memories. If the myth of the Trevi fountain is true, we’ll be back.