A beautiful advice from a wonderful photographer (written in Lithuanian, but the times are such when the language barrier can be overcome with a couple of clicks)
Let's allow children to be free. After all, the most beautiful memories that we choose to revisit or that visits us when we least expect it aren't the static, posed moments of life. The most beautiful memories are those where the aliveness in us was allowed to fully flourish.
So why do we still often choose to pause life to capture the memories?
It took me a lot to unlearn, but now that I more or less have, it seems strange.
Capture moments as they come.
Real and raw.
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