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.

I recently submitted my second round of Vermont Minimum Course of Study (MCOS) forms for home school. Along the way I’ve learned some ways to streamline the process and to make my life less stressful.

You might be wondering when it’s time to invest in lifestyle family photography. Here are three ways to know.

Yesterday spring showed up in all it’s glory and I had so much fun capturing some spring photos. A few friends have recently asked how I balance educating four children, self-care and my business. I thought that a day-in-the-life home education and celebration of spring post would be a fun change of pace. I’ll be back next week with some photo tips.

An amazing family photographer will never just show up and wing it. Rather, the best family photographers follow some tried and true steps to ensure their creativity shines, everyone enjoys the experience and you love your photos.

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.

Getting ready to book a family photo session?

It’s important to find a photographer whose style speaks to you. Yes, of course, the style of your photographer’s art is important! Personal style is important too.

Here are some of my favorite sunny day photo tips.

Both studio and outdoor photo sessions can be lots of fun and deliver gorgeous photos. Which is best for you?

In the middle of this cold and snowy Vermont winter, I thought some winter photography tips might be fun.