The Bush Family | Destination Beach Session | Alabama Family Photographer

As someone who is really close to their own family, I have a special place in my heart for shooting Family Sessions. There’s something so sweet and fun about getting a group of loved ones together and having the opportunity to create some special memories together. Add in a beautiful beach setting, and I’m one happy photographer! I had the chance to work with the Bush family on a Destination Beach Session, and it ended up being an amazing time.

I’ve actually known the Bush family for a while because Sam, the daughter of the family and mother to those two adorable kiddos, was a bridesmaid in a wedding I shot several years ago! This Family Session ended up being extra special because it involved three generations of the Bush family. The Destination Beach Session took place at Dauphin Island, AL, which the Bush family calls their happy place, right around golden hour.

We had a great time during the session, and it was such a joy to get pictures with the whole family, and separately with the grandparents, their kids, and the grandkids as well. Family Sessions are a great way to spend some time with the people who matter most in your life and to create some amazing memories to remember for years to come.

If you’ve been wanting some updated family photos, reach out now to book a session!

xo,

Jessi

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Jessi is an Alabama Couple, Family, and Wedding Photographer. Based in northwest Georgia, Jessi also serves the Chattanooga, Atlanta, and Gulf Coast areas. She specializes in couple, wedding, maternity, newborn and family photography, and also enjoys commercial and creative portraiture. Available for travel worldwide. Find out more at www.casaraphoto.com and inquire at https://casaraphoto.com/contact. 

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