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There’s something so tender about a maternity session spent at home—where the laughter echoes a little louder, the cuddles feel a little cozier, and the love that’s already growing seems to fill every room.

There’s something so special about capturing the first days of a newborn’s life in the warmth of home. Recently, I had the honor of photographing baby Tatum’s in-home newborn photography session.

Senior year is such a special time, and capturing this milestone with a senior portrait session is something every high school senior deserves! Recently, I had the joy of photographing Amelia at a breathtaking location near Lake Lowell, where the golden grass sprinkled with sunflowers created the most stunning backdrop.

Managing large groups of people (including kids) for a photo, has it’s own challenges. Here are some tips to make your extended family session a success.

I first met this sweet family for their fresh 48 photos in the hospital, just after baby William was born. For their newborn session, I got to photograph them in their beautiful early 1900s home in a historic part of downtown Boise.

…You can’t wait another minute to download the images and start taking a peek at what you captured. You open the files on your computer and your heart begins to sink as you see photo after photo that is out of focus.

The first week of 2025 started off very busy with multiple maternity and newborn sessions; Rob and Kacey’s session included. Their session was a blast as we hiked the foothills near downtown Boise for all of these shots.

When I had my first baby, I brought my camera to the hospital thinking that I would take some fresh 48 photos of him before leaving the hospital. Little did I know that giving birth would feel like running a marathon and then getting hit by a bus at the end of it, and so that camera never made it out of the camera bag.