article_snippet.sent: Ms Parker Ms Parker continued: 'There's a lot of pressure for girls - and women - to look a certain way, act in [a] certain manner, and I wanted to let my daughters know that who they naturally are is enough.'
article_snippet.sent: I started to see patterns and recognize that the images where her girls were authentically captured were the strongest images.
article_snippet.sent: The images that showed her girls as her girls genuinely are were my favorites.'
article_snippet.sent: The series of photos aims to empower the girls and honor the girls personal interests - whatever the girls may be.
article_snippet.sent: The images of Ella, Alice, and their friends are black and white and free of frilly dresses, dolls or anything else stereotypically associated with young girls.
article_snippet.sent: My girls know that who My girls are is just perfect,'
article_snippet.sent: Ms Parker Ms Parker added: 'They don’t need to have They hair done, clothes matching, or even be clean to be loved or accepted...
article_snippet.sent: The photographer explained to Today that The photographer is in no way 'taking out' girls who like traditionally feminine things.
article_snippet.sent: The photographer has nothing against tutus or the color pink.
article_snippet.sent: that's what all girls should be made of!' 