Photos | A Stroll in the Park - SF Zoo, November 2023
A delightful moment captured, as Lori S. playfully pushes baby Wesley in a stroller on a crisp November afternoon at the SF Zoo. The grassy backdrop and Lori's autumn attire underscore a beautiful blend of nature and nurture in this intimate portrait. Enjoy the little things in life, for someday you will realize they were the big things.
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