09/01/2026
EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY 🤍
I recently saw another photographer share something similar, and honestly, I thought it was such a smart decision that I’ve decided to do the same.
Moving forward, I will no longer be posting images where children’s faces are clearly visible. If I do share an image of a child, their face will be covered, blurred, or edited into some type of cartoon/creative form.
With the way AI is being used and developed today, images shared publicly online can potentially be used in ways we never intended. As photographers, we share so much of our clients’ lives online, and I never want something I post to contribute to putting a child’s privacy or safety at risk.
This isn’t because I’m trying to scare anyone, and it’s not meant to change how I photograph or deliver your galleries. Your full galleries will still be delivered as normal. This is simply a change I’m making when it comes to what I choose to share publicly.
My clients trust me with some of their most important memories, and protecting that trust, especially when it comes to their children, will always matter more to me than having a pretty photo to post.
So, from here on out, your babies’ privacy comes first. Always. 🤍
Thank you to the photographers who are bringing awareness to this and encouraging others to think about how we can better protect the families we photograph. 🫶🏻
