Chasing Carrs Photography

It’s been over a month since I posted last & you could say I have been a smidgen busy… 😅. (Or you could say I have been overflowing with blessings… drowning in squadron jet photos… culling/shooting/editing every second of my life… oh! And in between my photographer stuff, being a mom of 3 toddlers. Soooo yeah, all answers are correct.)
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This past month I have spent more time sitting in front of my computer screen editing than I ever have in my career as a photographer. I can honestly say I am exhausted! But even more than that, I can say that I truly feel so, so joyful. Thank you to everyone who allowed me the honor of taking your family photos this year!! Seeing all of your faces on my screen for HOURS as I edit is a reminder of how cool my job is and how awesome the people I take photos of are. You guys are a gift. 🤍📸
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As we come into the holiday season, my goal is to share some photos from some of my favorite shoots this year! I love reminiscing/looking back on the past year during December. Sooooo, let the memory sharing begin!! You guys are the best. Thank you for making it possible for me to do what I love to do as MY FULL TIME JOB! (Stay at home mom & a photographer… literally living my dream. 😭🤍)

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Couples photos won the vote in my IG story yesterday!! I thought I’d tie in photos I take for my beloved military community as well! 🫶🏼✈️🇺🇸
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Taking photos of military members with their loved ones has been one of the biggest joys and honors of my life. I have met so many INCREDIBLE people through being a photographer for so many military members and have made so many friends, too.
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Being immersed in a USAF community has also taught me a lot… so let me share some knowledge with you! Some of you may already know these things I’m about to tell you. BUT, for those who don’t, here are some…..

🤩✈️⭐️FUN FACTS⭐️✈️🤩

⭐️ The airplanes featured in these photos are the type of aircraft that some USAF pilots learn to fly in! They are called “trainers” & both planes are dual seat. Thus, a student can sit in one chair & fly/learn while the other is occupied by a instructor pilot who teaches & also takes over if need be.
⭐️ The light colored aircraft with the propeller is called a T-6 and it is the first aircraft student pilots fly in phase one of training at ENJJPT.
⭐️ The gray, darker colored airplane is called a T-38 and it is the second (and much faster) plane that student pilots learn how to fly in training at ENJJPT.
⭐️ Both aircraft are very cool and very loved (by me… yes, I’m a nerd now thanks to my pilot husband.)
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Thanks for coming to my Ted Talk. 🤪