I know a lot of people have a hard time coming up with good, solid wardrobe choices for photo session. Not only that, there's so much to prepare for before a session. It can be stressful sometimes, but it doesn’t have to be! Here are some tips and lots of outfit examples for reference to help guide you through getting ready for your upcoming session. - Steer clear of fluorescents. Fluorescent colors tend to color cast on faces, necks and hair. I always recommend versions of primary colors like yellow (mustard), red (maroon), and blue (navy, royal) and softer colors like white, beige, gray, light pinks, light blues, nude, etc... - Patterns are awesome! I love florals, especially! But if you'r
I absolutely love photographing newborns. There's something about that smell on the top of their heads that makes women crazy haha. I specially love photographing them in their homes, where they will spend most of their time, where they'll take their first steps, eat their first solid foods, say their first words... Home sessions are so personal, relaxing and beautiful. When Lacey contacted me about a newborn session, we talked about doing a home session instead and she agreed. When I arrived, I fell in love with their place. It's just so perfectly homie, cozy, pretty, inviting and full of personality. During the session, I come to find out her husband Heath is the one that built a lot of th
