The First Of Many ~ The Hendricks-Kim’s Maui Family Portrait
Seeking the sunshine and turquoise water, the Hendricks-Kim crew left Washington behind in favor of island time. Celebrating their first family vacation since Nari made her debut, they wanted to commemorate this time with a Maui Family Portrait to cherish. Dazzling at 16 months old, this ray of sunshine is certainly the light her parents’ life. Can’t say we blame them either, she is a doll!!! With giddy laughter and beaming smiles to entertain, the beautiful back drop became secondary in the face of such natural beauty.
Though, we do have to say, they were blessed with a stunning day for their portrait session. The crystal clear water was a brilliant variation of blues that sparkled beneath the morning sun. Coupled with the picture perfect shore and clear sky, this was the exact scene the fabulous family from the Pacific Northwest was craving. With memories being made every precious day with their darling daughter, we’re so glad they were treated to such a prime day. Thank you, Hendricks-Kim Family, for letting the Karma Hill Photography team be a part of your special inaugural vacation as a terrific trio. We hope this is the first of many so that may catch up with you all, and see that beautiful baby girl of yours grow up over the years. Best wishes with you new adventures together. Warm Aloha!!!
Maui Family Photographer: Jenny of Karma Hill Photography
Maui Portrait Location: Baldwin Beach
Time of Day: Morning
Check out our last Maui family portrait here: https://karmahill.com/elliot-family-maui-family-photographer/
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