07/19/2026
I first met the Larsons in 2024 at my holiday mini sessions. Almost a year later, they welcomed their new baby girl and L reached out for an in-home family session, which I happily accepted. As you may know, I rarely do family photos and only agree to the project if it feels like the right fit -- I want to make sure everything aligns and everyone is inspired by the art and photos that are going to be created. And because I met the Larsons the year before, I already knew how this session was going to flow.
They have a quiet warmth and a gentle presence that makes you feel at ease. Being let into their home as they welcomed their new baby was such a joy to experience, and I got a peek into their little world. As a wedding and couples photographer, photographing families doesn't always come easy to me (as artists, we all have strengths and weaknesses, right?), but this time with them reminded me that it didn't matter that family sessions aren't my "niche," and that the stories I care most about have never been defined by the occasion, but by the depth of the connection.♥️ Nice, traditional family portraits are nice and are always good to have, but creating imagery that feels like your actual memories is what I'm most passionate about when it comes to sessions like this.
If you're dreaming about an artful or intimate family session that shows your personalities and connection, I'd love to hear it. Inquire in the link in my bio.🕊️
Booking 2026-2027 in NYC, Utah, and worldwide.💘
Utah family photographer, NYC family photographer, candid family photos
