09/02/2026
A little change I’ve been sitting with lately.
Since becoming a mother, the way I think about children, privacy, and social media has changed.
I’ve become much more intentional about what I share of my own child online, and it’s made me take a step back and think about the children I’m trusted to photograph, too.
With so much conversation lately surrounding children’s safety, privacy, and their presence online, I’ve felt even more strongly that this is something I want to approach differently in my own business.
Moving forward, I’ve decided that I will no longer share the faces of my clients’ children on my social media or website.
This doesn’t mean I’ll stop documenting them fully. I’ll still capture the little personalities, the giggles, the messy moments, the connection, the tiny details, and all of the in-between moments that make your family yours.
What may look different is simply what I choose to share publicly— more moments from behind, little details, silhouettes, movement, and the quiet pieces of your story that don’t require a face to be meaningful.
I know this is a shift from how I’ve shared my work in the past, but it’s one that feels right to me.
Being trusted to document your family is such a privilege, and as both a photographer and a mother, I want to be thoughtful about the responsibility that comes with that.
Your memories are yours. Your children’s privacy matters. And I want the way I run my business to reflect that. 🤍
