I have a secret club, exclusive to previous clients. It’s full of benefits that non-members don’t get, and perks of being return clients. I’m gonna tell you all about it.

In that quiet bonus week between Christmas and New Years Eve, there’s an opportunity to get ahead with a task that you want to do but also really don’t want to do.

Picture time as a conveyor belt, and try not to freak out. It’s not about stopping the conveyor belt. It’s about deciding what’s important.

I wrote an article for Richmond Family Magazine. Here’s the behind the scenes from that, and a link to the article that you can read before the holidays arrive!

A preparation guide before your session is great, but do you want to see how I get my own kids ready for family photos at home? Here’s a peek behind the curtain.

I had a real client challenge: a (super sweet) dad who hated photos and was apprehensive about me coming into their home with the goal of taking photos. Challenge accepted.

What can you do with non-traditional, unposed family photos? The same things you can do with traditional, posed family photos. Except better.