Tara Krauss Photography

11/25/2022

https://www.tarakraussphotography.com/blog/legacy

I’d like to introduce you to my grandmother. She was my last living grandparent until Thanksgiving Day 2016. This was a bittersweet time to lose a loved one- so grateful for her 90+ years on earth yet feeling such a deep sense of loss on a day for celebrating family.

11/23/2022

The deer, especially the fawns, are one of my favorite parts of living where we do. Its's like clockwork: this time of year is the rut and come early summer the fawns will be here.

Do you see my fawn image in the bottom row? Cute, right?!
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11/21/2022

Missing my little friend. I’m grateful for this visual memory of her in our family.

11/18/2022

https://www.tarakraussphotography.com/blog/acceptance-of-the-unexpected

My last post was about our dog. This post is about our cat. When we first brought Rocky home, we were nervous about introducing him to the other resident in our house- our kitty. She had lived with us for a decade. We weren’t sure how she’d welcome a new family member or how he would react to he...

11/10/2022

11/10/2022

https://www.tarakraussphotography.com/blog-travel/furry-friends

“Furry friends may leave our homes but they never leave our hearts.”

10/25/2022

https://www.tarakraussphotography.com/blog-travel/carpe-diem

Ironically, this was our high school senior class motto. What did we really know about seizing the day when we were 17 ? It definitely means a lot more to me now at this stage of my life.

10/20/2022

https://www.tarakraussphotography.com/blog-travel/thepresentmoment

The present moment is the point of intersection between the past and the future. It hinges on the supportive foundation of where we have been tethered to our ambitions of where we are going.

09/06/2022