I'll admit it. I am perfectly content to be the one behind the camera, be it as part of Danelle Hevron Studio or personally.

It wasn't until a few weeks ago when I was putting photos away that I had an epiphany. While I have literally thousands of photos of my children, very rarely am I, or even my husband, in the photos. 

I started to wonder if I was the only shutterbug who was guilty of the same crime - hence, the Easter challenge to my friends, family and business page fans.

On the surface, it doesn't seems like a big deal. Our three daughters know who Mommy and Daddy are, as do their grandparents and aunts and uncles. But what about future generations? 

The more I thought about it, the more it started bothering me. Will future generations think these children raised themselves? They are the only ones who seem to appear in the photos. And who are those "other" people who occasionally show up for a photo once every third photo album? Babysitters? Distant relatives?

Someone once gave me a great piece of advice: Don't get so caught up in taking photos of your children that you don't get in the picture every once in awhile. I took it to heart. You may be seeing a little more of me in photos. I hope to see more of you as well:)