Photography Blog: Authentic Weddings & Portraits
At Twig & Olive, we don’t do stiff poses or cookie-cutter trends. Our photography blog is a space for real moments, honest storytelling, and artistry that lasts. Whether it’s a wedding set against a wild landscape, a family session filled with movement and laughter, or branding photography that actually feels like you, this is where we share the work that defines us.
Expect wedding photography insights, behind-the-scenes stories, portrait session highlights, and expert advice—all with the same down-to-earth, no-fluff approach we bring to every shoot.
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Madison Newborn Photographer Studio | Garver Feed Mill Portraits
Madison Newborn Photographer Studio | Garver Feed Mill Portraits This adorable little lady was bright-eyed and curious at the beginning of her session at [...]
Token Creek Engagement Photography in Madison, WI
Token Creek Engagement Photography in Madison, WI We had an absolutely fantastic time creating this Token Creek engagement photography session with such a delightful [...]
Lake Elmo Family Session at Lake Elmo Park Reserve | MN
From a September Lake Elmo family session shot at the Lake Elmo Park Reserve in Lake Elmo, MN, here's one mama's favorite image and [...]
Madison Newborn Session at Garver Feed Mill | Madison, WI
Check out the little smiles we caught during this Madison newborn session shot here at Garver Feed Mill in Madison, WI. So sweet! [...]
Madison Area Couples Portraits | DeForest, WI
Check out this fall session of Madison area couples portraits taken last October at Token Creek County Park in DeForest, WI. [...]
Madison WI Family Photos | UW Arboretum
From a session of Madison WI family photos shot last October at the UW Arboretum,here is this mama's favorite image and why: "Well, there [...]