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What to wear for spring and summer family photos in Georgia I’ve lived in Georgia for over 35 years, and spring and summer are … unpredictable. Humid and 90 degrees one day. Wet and 60 degrees the next. As an Atlanta family photographer I can honestly say, it’s a challenge when trying to help people […]

Preparing for an in-home newborn session starts long before I arrive at your door with my camera. One of the things I love most about photographing newborns in their own homes is that every family’s space, story and style is different. My goal is always to create images that feel natural and personal to your […]

“What should I wear for my newborn photoshoot?” – Every Mom (at the last minute) Preparing for your in-home newborn session shouldn’t feel overwhelming. This season of life is already full and tender and emotional. What you wear matters, but not in the Pinterest kind of way. More in the “let’s make sure your style fits […]

These are the most frequently asked questions I Heard This Year as an Atlanta In-Home Newborn Photographer In 2025, I decided to really lean into my love for newborn photography and I was met with such graciousness and openness from my community here in Lilburn and throughout the metro Atlanta area. Parents’ focus has shifted […]

A maternity session at Arabia Mountain that grew from comfort, trust and a willingness to try something new Planning the Session The Burtons are preparing to welcome their first baby, and from the start, I wanted this session to feel like theirs. Through a few easy emails and texts, mom shared that she was most […]

A Heartfelt Family and Engagement Session When this sweet mama first reached out, she shared something I hear more often than you’d think—she didn’t have many photos from her early years as a parent. Now that her son was a little older, she was ready to slow down, get in the frame, and create something […]

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"There's nothing more important than documenting the story of our family. From the laughs, tears, milestones, it's important to have these images for our children to look back on."