Alberta-based photographer Cassandra Jones of Noelle Mirabella Photography specializes in taking fine art photographs of little ones. In her charming photographs, Jones focuses on capturing the "wonder and beauty" of childhood. While this loving approach is evident in all of her work, it is abundantly apparent in a shoot starring the Webb siblings, Canada's famous identical quadruplets.
Abigail, Mckayla, Emily, and Grace were born in 2016. As the chance of having identical quadruplets is 1-in-65 million, the very existence of these young sisters is exceptionally rare—a factor that makes these skillfully shot group portraits even more eye-catching.
Shot in a park, this memorable series showcases the beautiful bond between the two-year-olds. In order to achieve natural-looking photographs, Jones strived to keep the two-year-olds in their element, allowing (and even encouraging) them to interact and play. Most memorably, the tots sang during the shoot, culminating in a cute, candid photograph of them mid-song.
Photographer Cassandra Jones of Noelle Mirabella Photography has captured adorable portraits of the Webb sisters, a group of identical quadruplets.
Known as the "Alberta quadruplets," these toddlers are exceptionally rare.
Jones first captured photos of the Webb sisters when they were newborns.
My Modern Met granted permission to use photos by Cassandra Jones.