A "Great" Photo is not a "Good" Photo

Families are so special. It is hard to get them all together some times just for a moment to capture an image that will show everyone something that is dear to me. Even after they are all assembled we have wiggles and giggles, sad faces, and kids out of places. Yes, it can be a trial to do something that seems so simple but I wouldn't trade it for anything. I love my family and I am always very proud to show them off. This is not a good family photo, but it display's all the most important people in my life. In my recent photography training (and I did not take this picture) I learned about what a good photo consists of. This would not qualify as a "good" photo. I however, have come to a greater knowledge about what makes a "great" photo. It is all about the content of the material, not the clarity or lighting or color. This represents the most important aspects of my life and I could not ask for more than that.