Recently I learned that one of the sweetest families I had the pleasure of photographing a few years ago is moving out of the country. This morning I happened to come across their gallery as I was rifling through old sessions for a project. As I glimpsed through their images, a HUGE smile came across my face because I remembered how much fun their session was.
Read MoreOf all the crazy things 2020 has thrown at us, the news of this unexpected wonder was one of the best! I seriously clapped when I saw mama make their baby announcement on social media. I’m pretty sure little sister is going to get all of the loving she can handle from her big brothers… preparing you for the adorableness that is pictured below.
Read MoreWhen looking at what to wear for St. Louis fall family portraits, make it something that suits your family’s personality. If you’ll be uncomfortable in dresses, then throw on some cute jeans and jewelry. The great thing about portraits is that you get the chance to make them unique to YOU.
Read MoreOver the years I’ve learned two things usually have to happen before the light goes off for parents to book their St. Louis fall family sessions - - The slightest drop in temps combined with the unveiling of pumpkin spice anything! Once those lights start going off, its like rapid fire booking over here! If you are one of those late to the reservation game kind people (cough, cough), fall dates are filing up quickly.
Read MoreCan you believe that summer is half way over?!? Let’s keep those summertime vibes flying high! For a limited time only, grab a gorgeous, petite Wildflower Session! These are truly like a St. Louis midsummer night’s dream. What I love about these kinds of sessions is that they are a great compliment to family sessions taken at other times during the year. This is a setting that can’t be offered during any other season…
Read MoreTHIS St. Louis family. Does it get much cuter? Seriously. Give me all the curly hair, summer dresses and sun flair! When people ask what my photography style is my answer is simple: I want to capture a family like I would like my own family to be captured. That is a simple yet layered answer…
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