Goldbach Family, Fall '19

October 26, 2019 • 2 Comments

Sam and Max, bringing the smiles and spunk, and sharing their wishes with me along the way - a Batmobile and a remote-controlled pick-up truck top the list for these two. Santa, take notes ;-)

This kid. D.U.D.E. To the MAX. (See what I did there...)

This might be my favorite family photo of all time. (Sorry, Seth!)

Back to the bros...

I think they know the drill by now :-)

"Ok, just one more of the two of you."

(I should expect this response by now, they know me too well...)

Got it!!

Oh, brother...

Thank you, Seth and Sharon! I hope you love your images!

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Harry j kevin(non-registered)

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Eva Holden(non-registered)

Goldbach Family, Fall ’19” still, kind of reads like one of those stories that sort of quietly follows you after you’re done. There’s this way the family dynamics unfold, it feels ordinary, but also unsettling in this same breath. I don’t know, it also made me think about how themes like obligation and fairness pop up in places that have nothing to do with it, say Contract Law Dissertation Topics, or whatever you want to call them. The longer I sit with it, the more it feels less like “what happens” and more like a study of consequences. It’s worth revisiting, if you ever catch it again later, ideally when you’ve got a little more life experience sitting behind you.

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