One question I am frequently asked is "how do you capture such natural looking connections?". If your family photos currently feel forced, awkward and tense this is the post for you! I love helping fellow photographers expand their horizons by reaching a little out of their comfort zone and learning how to play and have fun during their sessions. One of the best parts of a family session is giving your clients a fun experience. Not only is this what they will remember, it is

Courtney recently reached out to me for her first ever family photoshoot. She and her family who now reside in Chicago planned to spend their spring break vacation together in Arizona. As an alumni of Arizona State University, Courtney was excited to come back to Tucson and show her family where she went to school as a young biochemistry major. Not only is Courtney gainfully employed within her major, she has also managed to nourish a beautiful marriage and two gorgeous and k

There is nothing I love more than combining families with the beauty of nature, well almost nothing. Cue an adorable new baby and now my heart is in full on bursting with joy mode. I last worked with Bee + Chad when their baby girl was still a pea in a pod. You may remember their destination maternity session in Santa Monica, CA (which placed FINALIST in this year's Shoot and Share competition, shameless brag). Now that she has sprouted and made her airside debut, Bee contac