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Messy kitchen.
Messy hair.
Messy face.

This is real life. And we wouldn’t trade it for anything.
Can I let you in on a little secret? When I watch this, I don’t see the mess. None of it. No, instead, I see an independent three year old doing what she loves in a home that was built with love.
What in your life is worth documenting but you haven’t pulled the trigger because something is holding you back? Don’t risk losing these special moments for any reason. You don’t need to wait for that kitchen remodel. You don’t need to lose 10 pounds. You most certainly have something worth documenting. Right now.
Get in the frame. You’ll thank yourself in twenty years and, more importantly, your children and grandchildren will thank you.

We’ve made it a yearly tradition to document this little artist painting. Hard to believe that her first one was already almost two years ago. But these memories are going to be something that we hold dear to us forever.

P&W Photography are Phil & Whitney Mayhew, a husband/wife team located in Nebraska & documenting the good life throughout the Midwest. P&W Photography are non-traditional, storytelling photographers who specialize in lifestyle & documentary-inspired photography, making it their goal to capture authentic moments & genuine emotions. They are always eager to travel to new places & meet new people. Phil enjoys tacos & cheeseburgers. Probably too much. Also pizza. He loves listening to vinyl records & walking the cobblestone streets of Charleston. Above all, he is grateful for undeserved Love. Whitney is fueled by fashion & essential oils. She's a Southern Belle with the sweetest accent this side of the Mississippi. She loves vintage jewelry & cannot bear the thought of passing a farmers market without stopping. ​Phil & Whitney are parents to two incredible little girls & a sweet Morkie pup. They recently fulfilled their dream of restoring an old, historic building & their love of antiques will likely lead to their television debut on A&E's Hoarders.

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