How to prepare your family for their photo session

1. Get an idea of what kind of shoot you’d like to do. Do you want a relaxed shoot at home or an elaborate shoot with props? Thinking about what you want, and then getting realistic about how practical it would be to actually do is the first step. Do you have kids? How many and what are their ages? Keep it simple and enjoyable for all ages. 2. P...
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How to get your kids to smile for a picture

First never… EVER!!! tell your child to say cheese for the camera, well you can but you will probably end up like something you see here on this page. You may see your child sitting on the couch reading or interacting with a sibling. They have genuine expressions, something you can feel through a picture. This is what makes a great image…not say c...
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Cake smash sessions are so sweet!

The work that goes into each session is very unique to say the least. I do my best to work with each parent on their themed requests for each cake smash session. I just had to write about this last session I did for this adorable little angel named Raegan. Her mother requested a BOHO theme. (Short for Bohemian) Meaning free or wild spirit, people t...
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"What location would you suggest?" A question I hear often from my clients

"What would you suggest?" A question I hear often from my clients. This question is in reference to the locations that I would choose for their photo shoot. Obviously I have a diverse type of photography sessions that I offer, such as family's, seniors, toddlers, couples... so this would play a huge role in my suggestion each time this question is...
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What to wear...

The biggest question of them all. "What do we wear for our shoot?" I hear this from every client I have. Even the most coordinated people can use a few tips in this area. If you are the only person in your photos, this may come a little easier than managing the wardrobe of a whole group. Here are a few tips to follow... 1.) First, keep your photo...
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