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Below you'll find my most recent work, along with helpful resources and guidance for documenting your own family story. Full galleries for specific session types are available upon request.

Grandparents and three sets of families smiling at the camera under a tree

My Top Four Tips for Extended Family Sessions

Extended family sessions are always one of the most popular bookings during the holiday season. Many of my inquiries come from families who are finally all together and want to document this rare time together. Often, the adult children gift a session to their parents, and I truly can't think of a more meaningful present. Updated photos with your children and grandchildren are something grandparents will treasure for years to come. That said, extended family sessions can feel

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Two toddler boys smiling at the camera wearing american flag outfits

Holiday Portraits And What I Do With Them

I have loved the idea of taking portrait pictures of each of my kiddos for holidays. Getting outfits, raiding the dollar section at Target and getting them in front of the camera just sounded so fun to me. I ended up investing in a paper stand for a white background and now there is no going back. The milestone portrait sessions I do every year are listed below: Valentines Day Easter 4th of July School portraits Halloween Thanksgiving Christmas It may seem like a lot, but the

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My Memory Keeping System as a Mom of Three

A sustainable approach to documenting memories I feel like this has been such a popular topic lately, but honestly, I think us millennial moms just want our kids to have something they can actually hold and look back on one day. There are so many different ways to save memories, but these are the things that have worked best for me and fit within my capacity. 01. The Short Years Baby Book I’ve used this book for all three of my kids, and it’s by far the easiest memory keeping

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