Goodbye or good riddance?| Atlanta Child Photographer

I must say, 2021 has been an interesting year. For me, it has been interesting in a good way. Despite the pandemic, I had a very good year, business wise. Surprisingly enough, people got out and allowed me to photograph them and it was a glorious thing. Having a virus floating around just waiting to infect everyone isn’t the best situation we could possibly be in but I believe many of us are trying to make the best of it.

Making the best of it means doing things that need to be done and still enjoying life, no matter what’s going on. We still need to make memories. We still need to have hopes and dreams and goals to strive for. Nothing good or bad lasts forever, so do what you can now while you can.

For those of you who have found this year to be challenging or a struggle, I pray that 2022 is all that you hope it will be and more. These last two years have challenged many of us and may continue to do so, but we must persevere. Things have got to be better on the other side.

Even though my business has fared well, there we a few stressors I had to deal with personally. The point is that I was able to make it through and even got a bit of relaxation in. This is the first year that I have actually been able to take a break at the end of the year. Normally, I would be working myself crazy until the end of the year and then have no plans for the following year. Not this time and I’m so thankful for it.

As I close out the last blog of the year, I just want to say thank you. Thank you to each and every one of you who read my blogs. There are so many interesting things on the Internet to read and you have chosen to read something I’ve written, means the world to me. Below is a quick image recap of some of the portraits I have created throughout the year. Enjoy!

Again, thank you for reading my blog. Please share with anyone you think would be interested in reading or booking a session. Happy New Year!

“Being challenged in life is inevitable, being defeated is optional.” ~ Roger Crawford