Because fall is such a great time of year for photography, the photos can feel a little repetitive- especially if this isn’t your first rodeo. Don’t get me wrong- I love a classic fall session! However, if you’ve had a few of them, you might be wondering what you can do to make this fall different. Luckily, I’m nothing if not an idea woman, and I have a few tricks up my sleeve to make your fall photos feel special this year.

Milk bath sessions are my new obsession. I love them for so many reasons. They have this very organic, cottage-core vibe. Think vintage tubs, cotton blankets, lace dresses, and fresh fruit. The other wonderful thing about these sessions is that it is naturally engaging for your child.

You’ll see this phrase a lot in photographer communities, on their websites, and even in the comments on a Facebook post you made when you were looking for a photographer. I used to think this was an overused phrase, but a great photographer is also a storyteller. They focus…

When we had our family photos done in May, I used a mood board to plan our outfits. I was so pleased with how cohesive everything looked together that I decided to start offering these mood boards to clients. Over the last six months, I’ve been fine-tuning my process for this service. You’re documenting your family when you purchase a photography session, but you’re also purchasing visual art. It should reflect your style! And the best way to communicate that and bring it to life is to plan appropriately.

The holidays are sometimes the only time the extended family gets together, so it's not uncommon for people to think about getting everyone in the frame for some family photos. Let's talk tips and tricks to make this experience easier for everyone!