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Anela Deisler Photography

12523 17th Avenue Northeast,

Seattle, WA, 98125,

United States

2533356986 hello@aneladeisler.com

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This way and that way / barely edited

#wildfiresmoke is back, not like a couple weeks ago but enough to make the sun orange and my asthma to flare up a bit

#portraitsinthebrownhouse

Laundry bin / #portraitsinthebrownhouse

I really really extremely miss in-home sessions. I miss getting to be in other people’s homes in general. But I like his socks.

Years ago a teacher taught me a great way to find out your someone’s love language.  Simply ask them, “how do you know I love you?”.  

Touch:  If they say because you hug them.
Words of Affirmation: if

Two shirts, no pants.

Butterflies, polka dots, and a front yard of flowers.

How’s school going for you all?  I hope you’re settling into some form of normal.  Mak’s preschool @roaringmouseart  is starting up in October!!!  Eeeek!  We’re super excited!

Favorite part of my day / on a pink kick

I was finishing up work and Mak came to me asking if I was done.  He showed me his airplane, how the people sat inside and how the door opened.  I told him I had just a little more to do and he said “ok, but can I just touch

When the smoke first rolled in, we could see the sun.  It was bright orange and shined through the trees in early hours making the house feel orange all over.  Today there is only smoke, apparently 3 miles of smoke between us and

can’t find the unmute
curtains fluttering over the air purifier
mom wipe me read to me I’m hungry
crackers all over the rug
no you can’t go outside in this smoke
yes cut right there
use them like an alligator, like this
scoot me

Anela photographs families, newborns, and students in the Seattle area on the traditional land of the first people of Seattle, the Duwamish people.