If you are not reading this on your smart phone, I bet your smart phone is within arm’s reach! And, that phone probably has an impressive built-in camera. With that camera riding around in your pocket all day, why consider professional photos for your family? Good question!

You’ve thought about getting professional family photos taken, but something is holding you back. I get it. Many of my clients felt that way before they booked. One of these four myths might be holding you back.

Your family photo session needs to be a time to capture gorgeous family photos. I also want you and yours to be very comfortable at the session. So, there are lots of non-photography steps I take along the way.

A little advance planning can make your Vermont family photography session go very smoothly. I’ll be with you every step of the way from selecting the location to checking in before the session and, of course, delivering your gallery on time. You’ll get a detailed session prep guide when you book, but here’s a quick list of things to bring to your family photo session.

Dogs claim huge chunks of real estate in our hearts. Anyone who has ever had to say good-bye to one knows that they can leave a bigger hole than you knew they filled.

Here are four tips for photographing your furry friend.

Here are some of my favorite sunny day photo tips.

Both studio and outdoor family photography sessions can be lots of fun and deliver gorgeous images. Which is best for you?

A recent August afternoon was the perfect time for some long overdue family photos. Covid kept this family apart for a year and half. So, they celebrated Thanksgiving and Christmas 2020 in August of 2021.

I’ve spent years honing my craft and continue to practice daily. Today, I’m sharing how I approach lens selection.

While the fun part of being a professional photographer in Vermont is taking photos, backing them up is just as important.
Every client’s story matters and I don’t want to lose their images!