Professional Photography. Adorable Results.

Casual photos and smartphone snapshots are fine for quick, spontaneous images. But there is simply no substitute for professional, fine art photographs of this extraordinary time in your life.

Real Life. Real Moments. Loved For A Lifetime.

More than just snapshots, professional photography is the art of creatively portraying the intimacy shared by you and your baby, along with all the adorable details. Skill, experience, and artistry create images that become beautiful art for your home and nursery — and your most treasured memories of these amazing moments.

Dedication To Perfection.

I work personally with you one-on-one to customize the session style best suited for you. I put my experience and skill as both photographer and artist to work for you to create stunning, beautifully composed and artistically edited images. I have dedicated years to perfecting my craft, and hundreds of hours photographing newborns. I’m excited to put that experience to work for you to create timeless images you will be thrilled to surround yourself with, and proud to share with family and friends.

If you receive your cap and gown early enough,
including them in your session is a possibility!
Family and friends love receiving cap and gown
portraits, so it’s something to think about. A cap
and gown session is dedicated to you, without
the hustle and bustle of graduation day. When
it comes to styling your gap and gown session,
the options are endless. If you want a fun and
outgoing session, let’s toss the cap into the air!
Are you wanting something with a professional
demeanor? Maybe choose your college choice
or high school as the location site!
We can spruce your portraits up with confetti,
signage, funky shoes, a baby picture of you, and so much more.

You’ve got your outfit planned, know exactly what you’re doing with your hair,
and have already spoken to the makeup artist about that wicked cat eye. Now it’s
time to consider your accessories, which can make or break your outfit. Here are
four things to keep in mind.
1. Don’t let the accessories wear you. Too big or too zany can overwhelm
your face and body, taking away from the overall image. This is about you.
2. Choose accessories that mean something to you. Maybe you want to
wear a ring your mother gave you, or those earrings that always earn you
compliments.
3. Try not to choose anything that’s heavily ornamented. In a few years, ultra
trendy items can look really, really dated. Funky and fun are A-OK, of
course, but be thoughtful in your decisions.
4. Make sure your accessories all work well with your outfit. For example, a
thin belt may flatter your figure more than a thick belt. And those dangly
earrings may look best with your hair up while the studs look good with
your hair down.
5. Get a second, and third, opinion. Wear everything you plan to put on for
your session day and ask for someone else’s advice. Take some pictures,
even, and ask your friends and family if they have any suggestions.