One of my main objectives when selecting a location for my seasonal mini-session events is to prioritize farms that allow pets. Why?
I have been photographing this family since their oldest was a baby. Our first session together was one of my Santa Mini Sessions. We had the best time and totally bonded. I quickly picked up on their special connection as a family and was able to photograph the love they share over and over and over.
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First and foremost, I want to thank you for supporting my business during this time. We are all in this together, let’s do our best to stay safe and take care of one another.
I am committed to keeping your family as safe as possible.
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Let’s hang out at the tree farm and pick out your favorite Christmas tree for some family portraits and hangtime with your favorite people on the planet.
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It seems sometimes people get caught up in family photos being people with kids. It seems photos of couples are always engagement or wedding photos. But seriously.
A family can take many forms, my friends!!
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This beautiful holiday evening will go down in history as one of my favorite holiday mini sessions. EVER.
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I’ve been hosting holiday mini sessions at the tree farm for nearly ten years now. The magic of the year all bundled up into one mini photo shoot is something that lights me up. Every. Year.
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Let’s hang out at the tree farm and pick out your favorite Christmas tree for some family portraits and hangtime with your favorite people on the planet.
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Let’s hang out at the tree farm and pick out your favorite Christmas tree for some family portraits and hangtime with your favorite people on the planet.
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I have found that one of the best ways to document real-life family moments is to create visual stories. Not just document literally what’s happening in front of me, but to hone in on a theme, or a story.
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Perfectly imperfect.
That’s what their mom said to me when she told me what tree they would be looking for. A charlie brown tree is this family’s tradition. Representing the beauty that can be made from something that may not appear to have it all together.
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