I take on a limited amount of Extended Family Sessions per year. Why?, simply put they are A LOT of work. Multiple family groupings to photograph, a lot of different hats throwing out ideas at me…who might have different expectations or might not have seen my

Who says you have to go to a beautiful garden or a golden hour sunset at the beach to have amazing family photos? As a matter of fact a lot of families are so much more comfortable being somewhere familiar to them. There is nothing more familiar than your own property! The love and connection still shines through no matter where we take your family photos.

Meet sweet baby Maddox & the rest of her adorable family. Seriously…they are pretty cute right?!?! They welcomed me into their home to document baby Maddox’ early days at home.

Trying my best to keep up with blogging all the sessions and I am feeling all over the place! How did I never post the sweetest little tea party ever!? It was one of my faves th

Talk about a gorgeous Summer evening! We definitely lucked out with the weather this day. After having to reschedule their original date due to crazy storms, I was nervous about the weather the day of being they were traveling to me from Staten Island! Weather is sooooo unpredictable and can really mess with outdoor session scheduling.

Meet the very fun and very sweet Dinneen Family. They celebrated this special Grandma’s birthday by gifting her a family session surrounded by all of her grandkids, kids and lots and lots of love. What more could a Grandma ask for on her special day :)

These sessions are serious fun! I don’t care how nervous or shy a child is….throw some confetti at them and they can’t help but smile. They might be confused at first as to why someone is dumping confetti over them but

I think this above image is one of my fave pics of all time. I mean that face! Some might say I am cruel being it’s a crying baby pic, but this truly shows how unpredictable children this age are. It happens so often. You don’t know how they will react during a cake smash until you are actually in it.

Wishing all the special moms out there a very Happy Mother’s Day! Look at this amazing gallery of beautiful, strong and loving moms! This is what I love to photograph! The love and connection that we have for our kids…not the smiling and looking at the camera pics. The true connections that we all share with our babies.

Happy Mother’s Day! Enjoy your day!

So you are in love, but also tired….over the moon with joy, but also completely overwhelmed. You booked your in-home newborn photos months ago before this tiny, precious being made his or her way into your home. You had all of these plans of what you would wear in these photos…but then baby came and life got real crazy real fast and plans of that beautifully curated wardrobe went out the door. You are in a panic! You think “what will I put this tiny, fragile little being in”…let alone even think of yourself! “Help! What Do I Wear??”.

I know I say this every year….I am going to blog EVERY SINGLE SESSION! And then life comes rolling in and I don’t get around to blogging EVERY SINGLE SESSION. I always want to, I say I am going to, I get excited about blogging as the start of the new year comes around and then I just don’t finish! So this year instead of saying I am blogging every session, what I am going to say instead is “I will TRY my best to blog more”.

Now that 2020 is coming to an end (thank goodness!), I realized I better get moving on sharing the rest of the sessions I had this year. Like this adorable 1st birthday session!

If this session doesn’t scream Fall I don’t know what does. The beautiful warm leaves and the early morning light, together with their pretty color palette and you can almost feel the Fall leaves falling :)

A quick thank you to the families who joined me at Hidden Pond Tree Farm this year! I had a great time with you! Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year ❤️💚

In the past year I have had 2 different clients message me after our sessions together that their dads had recently passed away and that they were going to be using a photo of them that I had taken in their memorial service. They also went on to say that these pictures mean the world to them especially now.