Okay, so you’re human. You hate having your picture taken. You never like how you look in photos. It’s easier to snap a selfie than it is to pay a professional photographer. You don’t want to spend a lot of … Continued
Families are messy. Especially when there are kids involved. And that means that no family portrait shoot will ever be perfect. This fact of life is one of the reasons why I love family portrait photography, and why I aim … Continued
I love doing family portrait sessions outdoors since it gives us flexibility, space, a variety of backgrounds, and the chance to highlight our beautiful city! Of course, as a parent I know that going anywhere with your kids involves packing … Continued
I have a number of blog posts explaining why family portraits are special and how they remind you about the people most important in your life. As you know, I encourage you to display your family photos in your home … Continued
Families are messy, especially when there are kids involved. And this means that no family portrait shoot will ever be perfect. In fact, rarely do family portrait sessions go exactly as expected! This facts that every family is so unique … Continued
I love shooting family portrait sessions outdoors, so we can work with the natural light and kids have lots of room to play and be themselves. Here are three of my favorite outdoor locations in Boston. The Arnold Aboretum, Jamaica … Continued
One of the most common questions I hear from clients is, “What Should I Wear?!” No matter what kind of photo I am making, the issue of wardrobe is always looming. Of course, I have advice about what to wear … Continued
I have finally created a Family Welcome Guide that answers all of the questions families typically have before we schedule a portrait session. What time of day should we take photos? What should we wear? Where will we go? How do … Continued
In a global pandemic, a lot of the event photography I do wasn’t possible. No corporate events, fundraisers, non-profit galas, conferences, or award ceremonies. (Indeed, it’s hard to even imagine being in a convention center literally rubbing elbows with strangers … Continued
In the grind that was 2020 (and we know will be at least part of 2021), it’s easy to get lost in the stress, the demands of remote learning and working from home, the threats to democracy, the constant reminders … Continued