When I started my business in 2007, I spent hours pouring over online articles. I wanted to know how it all worked. How do you book a session, how long should it take, how do you decide which photos to edit, what software do you use to edit them? SO. MANY QUESTIONS.
Studio sessions don’t have to be boring! I personally love shooting in my studio because there are no variables. I can always count on good light coming through the windows. There’s no wind to mess up hair and I don’t have to photoshop people out of the background!
Golden hour is not the only hour for photography! I schedule sessions at all times of day and each hour has it’s own positives and negatives.
Shooting in full sun can definitely be challenging, but there are a few little tips you can keep in mind to make your photos so much better!
After hearing about so many newborn sessions that have been canceled, I started brainstorming. What if I could be your consultant? What if I could take my knowledge and walk you through taking your own newborn photos?
I can tell brand new parents by the way they handle a newborn. And it makes sense! Brand new babies have no neck strength. So, holding them or handing them off to someone else can feel like handling a piece of fragile glass.
Part of my job as a newborn photographer is ensuring a baby stays asleep during their photo session. Babies are best photographed sleeping because they don’t have the startle reflex that often happens while babies are awake.
I’m a big fan of muted neutral colors for photo sessions. This palette has just the right amount of color mixed with pattern and texture.
Mamas…the ones who make the world go round…this is for you.
I’ll be opening my Long Beach studio on May 2 for a special discounted event. Come with your baby or come with your big kids.
It’s been a minute since I’ve offered spring mini-sessions. But, IT’S TIME! We’re so lucky to have an abundance of wildflowers and long grass. All that texture is so pretty for photos!
I loved having a fresh wreath on my front door over the Christmas season. Now that it’s been a few months, I realized how much I missed it!
So, I decided to try my hand at making a wreath from fresh greens. The nice thing about using fresh green is that they bend easily, so it’s not hard to fill the frame.