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Yellowhale Photography specializes in newborn, baby, child and family photography using natural light and settings to create pure and captivating images. A professional photographer with a thriving business, Kyung Jung is based in the Washington, DC area. She travels throughout the District, Northern Virginia and Maryland turning life’s precious moments into contemporary and vibrant memories. For more information, please contact Kyung at 202-870-6773 or info@yellowhale.com.

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photo above by Hendry @hendryyadhisna in Seoul, Korea July 8th, 2019

photo above by Hendry @hendryyadhisna in Seoul, Korea July 8th, 2019

Hey there~

Last week was tough for me. There are all kinds of worries and disappointing news pouring in, my heart was filled up with anxiety. It almost felt like I was wandering around blindfolded in the woods. Trying to find a way out, but not sure which direction is right… What a scary nightmare it is if it was a dream!

And then, I found this picture on my laptop that brought me a big smile. My boys were embarrassed to give me a kiss when the photographer asked (Thank you Hendry!) them to pose for our annual family portrait session last summer. They probably thought that I had taken it away (as an out taker~) from our coffee table book selection. Ha! In fact, I thought it was a little silly that two high school boys would kiss their mom for a picture. But this little slice of a magic moment was exactly what I needed to see to remind myself that there is something to look forward to. Someday, even today will become a story to tell our grandchildren 😊!!

Sometimes, you need an extraordinary occasion to realize what really matters. Being able to stay at home with the (not so little) children until what feels eternity is the dream that you always secretly wanted to have. I mean there is no soccer practice to run to, no client meeting to prepare, and no other events that interfere with your well-deserved quality time with the family! Isn’t it what the modern busy life always lack?

On top of making three meals a day, watching an episode of “Reply 1988” per night with the boys, taking a walk outside… there are so many fun things I CAN do that I never had the time for before!

I started organizing my phone pictures. I have 500GB worth of pictures and videos on my phone - if you are like me, you must waste almost 40 hours a day scrolling up and down to find one picture that you want to show your mom. While doing that, I want to finish up our last vacation to Seoul Korea and Hawaii movies. And oh, I want to review all my previous session images (of my clients) and find some hidden treasures to surprise them - just like it did to me😊. Also, I want to try some new Indian recipes and update my home office and mudroom. How about the six-packs I always dreamed of? While I keep social distancing all along, I want to virtually connect many many face time with my parents, sister, brother, and all other friends! Can’t you tell my to-do list is getting way too long already without stepping one toe outside of my house? There is no time for disappointment. Let’s rock it!

Because it is the now that I don’t want to miss. I will stay at home gladly and love everything more!

“Life is made up of a collection of moments that are not ours to keep.
The pain we encounter throughout our days spent on this earth comes from the illusion that some moments can be held onto.
Clinging to people and experiences that were never ours in the first place is what causes us to miss out on the beauty of the miracle that is the now. All of this is yours, yet none of it is. How could it be? Look around you. Everything is fleeting. 

To love and let go, love and let go, love and let go...it's the single most important thing we can learn in this lifetime.”

- Rachel Brathen

Until next time, be well ~ friends ❤️

xoxo, Kyung