I am a wife and a mother to 4 beautiful children who are my everything. We have two cats, Gamby & Shadow and one adorable Patterdale Terrier named BIG RED. My family and I love traveling so whenever we get the chance, we jump in the car and explore the great midwest! Country life and small towns are where my heart is <3 I got into photography at a young age. My mother purchased my first Film camera at a local Walgreens and from that day forward I was hooked! I took pictures of everyone and everything. Going up to Eureka Wisconsin every summer was always the highlight of my year. I got to explore and photograph the local townspeople and of course the many beautiful farms and animals that surrounded the area. Well I never stopped taking photos, now I just do it professionally :)
I'm Winterlyn
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The photo to your left is of my husband, Jeff and I when he was attending basic at Fort Benning, Georgia. Now It's not what you would call a professional snapshot but it means the world to me that it was captured. I was so happy to be able to be there for my husband throughout his time with the Military. He made me and his entire family so proud for his sacrifice. My husband is the Rock of our family. He makes it happen for all of us and pushes us to reach our goals and dreams. If it had not been for Jeff, I would not have started my photography business 5 years ago. He saw my love and passion for photography and helped drive that passion everyday and supports my every move and crazy purchase ;)
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My husband and I are so lucky to have these four amazing people in our life. They each bring so much love and laughter in our home, as well as a little chaos from time to time. But what kids don't?!
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Macro photography is like magic to me. Those that can’t be seen or aren’t noticed with the naked eye!
I have always found it fascinating to be able to see things that can't be seen with bare eyes. The possibility to be able to make invisible things visible - not only because of their size, but also because of the limited time of occurrence.