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From Margaret, a client
“On the day of mum’s funeral when we were blinded by grief, you were our eyes”
“For some people it would be easier to pretend nothing had ever happened and how that might hurt less for some people. For us, on the other hand, it feels painful to forget“
I reached out to a client whose reason for wanting a funeral book surprised me when she told me in 2015 that her father had dementia and she wanted the book to help him understand that he had lost his wife.
When I tell people I’m a funeral photographer they can be slightly taken aback. They think, “How can you be a photographer at a funeral? How can you ask people to smile?”
When I design Funeral Photo Books I suggest to families that they might want to provide me with a photo of the deceased in the prime of his or her life.Too often, there aren’t any good photos.
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