I like to photograph newborns before they are 14 days old. This is because they grow SO FAST. In the first 14 days they are brand new…scrunchy, sleepy, and easily pose-able. Although I don’t really “pose” babies, I actually like them unposed and in natural positions. My newborn photo shoots are baby-led, meaning the baby is the boss basically.
Read MoreWhat is the best time of year for a family photo session? I guess that’s up to you and what you are looking for in your photos and what you want them for. Do you want a session inside your home? That can be done anytime of year. Do you want greens and flowers in the background? A summer photo shoot might be best for that. Maybe some nice fall foliage? Do you want holiday photos? Is this a birthday milestone session?
Read MoreI promise a photo session with me will not stressful. It will be laid back, fun, and easy. I strive for relaxed and easy sessions…posing will mostly be guided and directed, and you don’t have to practice smiling or anything…just be yourself and know that you will have fun and we will capture some great shots. Read on to learn how my maternity, newborn, and family sessions go from start to finish.
Read MoreIt’s that time again! Summer is here and outdoor family photo sessions are in full swing. I love getting outside for family sessions…and Chicago has so many great spots (click the button below to check out my blog post about locations!). I mainly offer two times of the day for my outdoor sessions…morning around 9-10am, and later in the day, about an hour before sunset (golden hour).
Read MoreDo you know that having family photos up can boost a child’s self-esteem? Really! According to actual research, when kids see themselves in photos that are hung in their home it can help them feel like a valued and important part of the family. Seeing their photo on the wall every day, lets them know they are loved and helps them develop a positive self image…more so than kids who grow up in homes without any family photos up. Great reason to order some prints and hang them up.
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