2025 Spring & Summer Mini Sessions: New Locations and More Fun!
Get ready for an unforgettable season of mini sessions! This year, I’m offering my popular cherry blossom and blueberry farm mini sessions, PLUS two new sessions in May: strawberry picking and apple blossom sessions!
From the soft pink hues of cherry blossoms to the vibrant fields of strawberries and apple blossoms, these sessions are the perfect way to capture your family’s joy in the fresh air. Whether you're picking berries or surrounded by flowers, I’m here to document your moments with my signature relaxed, candid style.
Spaces are limited—book now to reserve your spot for these magical sessions!
Contact me now to secure your spot via the link below!
LOVE YOUR PHOTOGRAPHER,
Anna
I love photographing kids in their natural element - doing their thing.
Among the seasonal mini sessions I offer, most are outside and many involve flowers. It’s always so fun to see kids get fully submerged in the nature around them, almost becoming one. Here are some photos of sisters doing just that.
Sibling love. I am here for it.
Photographing families is a pretty sweet gig. One of the things I enjoy the most is observing the connection between siblings.
Summer.
Ahhhh. That sweet aroma of fresh cut grass mixed with sunblock with a dash of sweat. Playing hard in the sun all the live long day.
I love photographing families being together during the summer.
Every time I photograph your family, I will look for details that help tell the story of your day. This helps tell a cohesive story of your time together as a family. Details are a great way to show those fleeting moments of childhood in, well, more detail.
From the messy topknot on your child’s head to the sand-covered hands burying her legs in seaweed, I want to document it all, so that you can relive those precious memories over and over for a lifetime.
Every time I photograph your family, I will look for details that help tell the story of your day. This helps tell a cohesive story of your time together as a family. Details are a great way to show those fleeting moments of childhood in, well, more detail.
From the bandaid on your girl's elbow to the sand-covered hands burying her legs in seaweed, I want to document it all, so that you can relive those precious memories over and over for a lifetime.
Photos of your family as you watch the sun go down on a long summer day. The sprinkler droplets glowing in the sun like fairy dust. Your kids living their best life in your backyard. Photos that celebrate love and togetherness. Your family, doing what you love most, being together.
When I photograph your family, I search for stories. I find them while I’m making beautiful photos of meaningful connection and love. It may be the way your child is attached to a favorite stuffy or the fact that your daughter loves to wear a princess dress while she looks for worms in the woods.
I would love to meet your family in your backyard. And find those little stories that fill the pages of the book that uniquely represents your life, your people.
Every time I photograph your family, I will look for details that help tell the story of your day. This helps tell a cohesive story of your time together as a family. Details are a great way to show those fleeting moments of childhood in, well, more detail.
From the messy topknot on your child’s head to the sand-covered hands burying her legs in seaweed, I want to document it all, so that you can relive those precious memories over and over for a lifetime.
Every time I photograph your family, I will look for details that help tell the story of your day. This helps tell a cohesive story of your time together as a family. Details are a great way to show those fleeting moments of childhood in, well, more detail.
From the messy topknot on your child’s head to the sand-covered hands burying her legs in seaweed, I want to document it all, so that you can relive those precious memories over and over for a lifetime.
One of my main objectives when selecting a location for my seasonal mini-session events is to prioritize farms that allow pets. Why?
Because pets are family too.