ESTIMATED READ TIME: 6 MINUTES Utah’s mural scene is one of my favorite things to shoot against, and Nick’s family session is a great example of why. He’d recently relocated to Utah, and when his family flew in to visit, he wanted photos that captured the city itself rather than…
ESTIMATED READ TIME: 6 MINUTES There is something genuinely magical about walking into a home that just welcomed a brand new baby into the world. The mix of exhaustion and elation. The tiny outfits folded on the changing table. The bassinet that somehow feels like the most sacred piece of…
ESTIMATED READ TIME: 5 MINUTES Family sessions with little kids are one of my favorite things to photograph as a Utah family photographer. Over the years of working in family photography, I’ve learned that sessions with toddlers and young kids have their own rhythm. If you’re planning family pictures with…
ESTIMATED READ TIME: 6 MINUTES In a world where almost everything ends up online, it can feel like sharing is the default, especially in the photography industry. Many photographers build broad permissions into their contracts so they can post images from every session across websites, blogs, ads, and social media….
ESTIMATED READ TIME: 8 MINUTES Some of the most meaningful family photos are not taken in wildflower fields or styled studios. They are created in living rooms that have held decades of stories, at kitchen tables covered in crayons, and on floors where little hands and wrinkled hands meet. This…
ESTIMATED READ TIME: 8 MINUTES If there’s one thing I’ve learned after years as a Utah family photographer, it is that the most meaningful family photos rarely come from perfect moments. We imagine the picture-perfect family session ahead of time: everyone shows up on time, the baby naps perfectly, the…