Our family photography blog features real sessions from backyards, parks, studios, and destinations across the country. Every post includes a full gallery and the story behind the shoot, from toddlers who refused to sit still to golden hour light that made everything easy. If you’re planning your own session, start here to see what we do and how we work.
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Two soon-to-be big sisters who couldn't stop giggling, a golden field right behind our studio, and light that turned everything honey-warm. This Garver Feed Mill session wove maternity and family portraits into one perfect evening, and we're still thinking about the way these girls leaned into each other without a single prompt.
That golden hour glow at Garver Feed Mill in October? It turns everything magic. Watch how this playful family leaned into their natural rhythm, tickle fights, spontaneous arm throws, a kiss caught just as the sun nearly disappeared, while we simply kept our cameras ready.
Three brothers who actually like each other, wildflower fields painted in golden hour light, and moments so real they made us stop shooting just to laugh. This family of five's evening at Mayberry Farms was one of those sessions where everything clicked.
Golden hour at Lake Kegonsa gave us peak fall color and something even better: a family completely at ease with each other. Watch what happens when you let kids run free under a canopy of red and gold, and capture the quiet moments in between.
This neutral palette session at Schumacher Farm Park had us chasing golden fall light and genuine laughter. When a family forgets the camera is there and just plays together, that's when the real moments happen. Piggyback rides, tickle attacks, and one perfectly timed close-up that moved us to black and white.
This toddler had other plans for her mom's maternity session, and we followed every wildflower-picking, fearless moment of it. Golden hour light, urban meadow vibes at Garver, and a family that refused to stand still. See what happens when you let the moment breathe.
