Kindness
I’ve been cocooning. That is, spending more time by myself, with my own thoughts.
Love. It’s my favorite thing to document.
I started doing these Date Night photo sessions for couples because so many parents I work with have said to me, “We haven’t had a great portrait of the two of us since the kids were born.”
For a new photo series, I am documenting vignettes of toys that children have arranged themselves.
Continue reading “Casting Call: Children Who Arrange Their Toys”
Couples are complex. It isn’t always perfect all the time, but connection is so important. Capturing the two of you together on Date Night is a lovely way to make memories, and to celebrate what makes you, “you.”
By far, the easiest way to capture your baby when they’re tiny is to book an at-home newborn photo session.
Continue reading “At-Home Newborn Session with Sibling Love”
A stroll around the neighborhood where you live is an ideal way to capture memories for your children. I grew up in the city of Cleveland, and I can still remember lots of little details of the street I lived on. Sometimes I long to be able to see it again, other than in my mind’s eye. But my parents’ didn’t document it much. I think that’s why I’m so dedicated to capturing it for other kids. Continue reading “Neighborhood Family Photos”
So, what will you do with all of those gorgeous family photos?
I imagine you spend plenty of time with digital devices. Having another thing stashed on a hard drive somewhere isn’t the best way to fully enjoy it. Continue reading “Fine Art Photo Pieces”
It’s that time of year! A lot of people like to set up their family photo shoot in the fall so they can have fresh photos for their annual holiday card. Continue reading “Cool San Francisco Photo Locations”
For the past several years, I’ve made a tradition of going on tour to capture family photos in some of my favorite cities. This year, I made stops in Cleveland, New York, and Los Angeles.
You might recall, I’m pretty into ceramics. I like the feeling of something tangible in our super digital world. This past spring, I paid a visit to Billy Ritter’s ceramic studio in Cleveland for a little experiment. I had connected with Billy on Instagram and told him about the clay I had seen in the soil in my parents’ yard in Ohio. Continue reading “Ohio Clay Test Pottery”