This is the question I get asked more than almost any other. It's truly understandable especially when my family photo sessions are "lifestyle". That little word often creates a heightened worry. I covered what lifestyle photography actually means in my last post — now let's talk about how to dress for it.Lifestyle is authentic, raw, and reflects your family as they are- the perfectly imperfect moments. So, how do you dress to reflect those moments without looking like the

When most people hear "lifestyle photography" they have no idea what it means. It's a term that has become trendy in photography — and honestly, it can be difficult to understand from the outside. So let me explain exactly what it is, what it isn't, and why it might be exactly what your family has been looking for. Here is what lifestyle photography is and what it is not. What lifestyle photography is NOT It is not a studio session with a screen backdrop and a photographer te

For more than twenty years I photographed the people I loved most — not as a photographer, but as someone who simply couldn't put the camera down. I also couldn't stop looking at pictures. Photo albums, shoeboxes full of faded prints, tins of old snapshots passed down through generations. I loved playing with my grandmother's Nikon camera. I loved the way a single photograph could start a conversation about someone you never met — an ancestor, a moment, a whole life captured

Long before I became a professional photographer, I always found the value in the images in a photograph. I loved sifting through my grandmother's tins of old photos. I would hear her stories and I learned how photographs become a permanent memory to be cherished years and years after they were taken. Now that I am living my dream as a professional photographer, I want the same for my clients. Delivering a gallery is almost my favorite part of my job (taking the photos an