09/11/2026
Moving forward, I will not be posting pictures on social media with childrenās faces in them. With all the recent news about AI privacy concerns, Iāve thought a lot about this and feel itās the best way to protect and serve my clients.
What does this mean for PNP and for you?
1ļøā£ From now on, you wonāt see childrenās faces on my social media accounts, whether through covering their faces or just posting fewer photos.
2ļøā£ Be sure to subscribe to my free email newsletter! That way, you wonāt miss out on blogs with more pictures that wonāt be featured on social media.
Iāve already taken steps to make my website more secure. So, while I will take extra precautions and be even more intentional with the images I put on my website moving forward, there will be more pictures featured there than on social media. My website is where clients can see more of my work and decide if they want to book me as their photographer, so the pictures I put on there help them decide if weāre a good fit.
3ļøā£ If youāre interested in booking a photo session or already have one booked, let me know if you would like your childrenās faces covered on my website. This lets me know how to best serve you and your family.
Children deserve to be protected, and I want to do that with my business.
While social media can be a great tool, posting pictures online is not the reason I take portraits (even though I do love sharing with you all). My goal for every photo session is to capture precious memories for my clients. If posting a few less pictures will protect them and their children, thatās something good I want to do.
āBehold, children are a heritage from the Lord, the fruit of the womb a reward.ā Psalm 127:3 ESV