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Snyders Photography is the combined artistic talents of Dave and Kristin Snyder. We met while earning BFAs in Photography from Massachusetts College of Art and quickly figured out that we're a great team. Working together produces work with greater depth than that of a single photographer. We're able to blend technical mastery with fun, fresh ideas to make photos as unnique as they are striking.

We have been married since 2001 and live in Hartwell, Georgia with our three children. We're crazy people and we have have a loud, messy house- if you announce you’re on your way over, Kristin will panic and start throwing unfolded laundry into baskets while cursing under her breath. Dave will humor her and pick up everything she drops as she ferries said laundry upstairs. We take pride in our happy, loving kids; our friendship and above all, our work. It’s our job to make photos that make our clients beam, cry, and giggle. If we do, we have done our job and done it well. We drink too much coffee and have living room dance parties. Laughter is a language spoken in our home. This blog is the venue for the frame-a-day project that documents our sweet little life.

Tuesday, March 22, 2011

3-22-11


Aidan is three today.  I find myself wondering how on earth he could be three already?  It's so cliche and oversaid, but it really feels as though yesterday we were on the roller coaster that surrounded his birth.  I spent a lot of yesterday re-running the events of those weeks in my head, both the time before he was born spent in the hospital and the time after, in the NICU and in the peds unit.  I'm grateful for the doctors and nurses who were there to care for him as he flashed us a glimpse of his stubborn streak by being born six weeks early despite our best efforts.  I'm thankful for my Mom, for taking care of Emily and Jake while Dave and I figured what we had to do to be able to bring Aidan home, for Janelle and her visits with food and comic relief, for all of the friends and family that prayed for Aidan, and for Dave, who was there for every single minute of the craziness of those weeks, for every tear and setback and triumph. 

Last night Aidan knocked quietly on the door, then came in an whispered to me "I snuggle Mom?"  Lying in the dark with my sweet boy asleep on my chest reminded me of all the time we spent together, him sleeping on me, when he was first home from the hospital.  I cherished those nights, and I was happy I was able to hold him again last night.  I've said it many times recently, but we're truly blessed.  Happy birthday, (not so) little man!

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