Posts tagged family photography
Pizzo Family Video Story

There is absolutely nothing like video, and every time I create one for a family in Cary, NC, I fall in love with family films all over again. This is the 5th year I’ve created a documentary family film video for this wonderful family, and I absolutely love watching these children grow. What a joy to capture these moments.

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Fogerty Family Video Story

It was such a joy to create this Family Film for this beautiful family - the first one since their sweet girl was a tiny newborn baby! They spent an evening being present together, playing the apples, exploring the forest, and picnicking, and it was incredible - as it always is when we can truly be with the ones we love!

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8 Favorite Things About Photographing Families

If you’re here, it’s quite likely that professional family photos are important to you. And you’re not alone! As a family photographer in Cary and the greater Raleigh area, I often think about how thankful I am to be in the field of family photography.

In that spirit, I thought it would be fun to put together list of some of the little things that make grateful to be a family photographer.

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Don't Hang Photos on the Wall?

How can you reap the benefits that come with displaying photos of your baby, children, and family when you don’t want to hang large family portraits on the wall? I have four wonderful solutions for you and your home.

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Tish + Scott's Family

The reason she wanted me to photograph her family was simple. She's not in a lot of her family photos. And photos that include her AND her husband? Forget it. It just doesn't happen. 

I think a lot of us can relate to that feeling, whether we're the photographer in the family or not. In Tish's case, she has a remote, and she's working on getting in the shot more often.

But setting up your own photos isn't quite the same as having another person document your family's life. Having me there with my camera meant she could just be herself, without having to plan for a photo in the back of her mind.  She could see what I saw, without the filter of her own eye. 

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Why I'm Dedicated to Documentary-Style Family Photography

The best questions often come from children, don’t they?

Their honest curiosity gives them the ability to phrase things in a way that adult never would, and we’re so surprised by their bluntness, we’re encouraged to think about things in a new way.

A couple of weeks ago, I got one of those great questions from a client’s son. Right in the middle of painting a star, he turned to me and asked, “So, why do you like taking photos?”

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