Weddings are my jam, but I love getting breaks from them to take family portraits. There isn’t a single season or time of year that’s the best time to get your family portraits taken (especially in Tahoe, but I travel, too!). It’s not about when you show up to get your photos taken, but how you show up. Here are a few, low-stress ways you can prepare for a smooth family portrait session.
About three years ago, after gaining a new writing client, I thought it was time to finally get some professional headshots taken. The timing was [...]
This family has the cutest most adorable endearing two year old ever. The weather the week they were on their Tahoe vacation was incredibly cold [...]
I am constantly getting queried by clients on what to wear in your family portraits, so I thought that a handy dandy blog post on [...]
"We just had our 5th photo session with Lauren and she is worth her weight in gold. We've hired her to take our maternity photos, [...]
Sugar Pine Point State Park is one of my favorite Lake Tahoe locations to take family portraits. Late in the evening and afternoon, it offers [...]
Matt and MC are two of my oldest friends. They met me before I was even legally allowed to drink or dance until the wee [...]
Pam and Brent didn't expect to be blessed with twice the amount of children as they were aiming for. That's what they got though! Twins! [...]
When this awesome mom called me, literally on her way to Tahoe for her family vacation during one of the busiest weekends of the year, [...]
Golden hour is famed for it's warmth and possibility, named so for the warm amber hue that happens when the sun is diffused in just [...]
I'm so thrilled and honored that I could capture the newest addition for this rad family. My version of Tahoe newborn photography is as relaxed, [...]
Zephyr Cove Resort continues to be one of my favorite places to photograph family portraits in Tahoe. The endless options on it's giant boulders on [...]
