There’s something so timeless about simple, neutral tones paired with a bright, airy backdrop—and this family’s maternity session was the perfect example of just that.
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Crisp mornings, golden leaves underfoot, and the smell of pumpkin spice in the air—fall has officially arrived in Boise! 🍂 This season is one of the most stunning (and most requested) times of the year for family photos. If you’re planning a session, one of the first things you might be wondering is, “What should we wear?”
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Are you interested in newborn photography, but worried about the cost? Now I get it; newborn photography can be expensive, and it's important to understand why.
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Milestone sessions are such a special way to document your baby’s growth, toothy smile and all the little details that you don’t want to forget about this season.
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know how overwhelming preparing for giving birth can be. But don't worry, I’m here for you! After experiencing birth with my three kids, I’d love to share some ideas and tips to consider!
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One thing I love is finding unique locations for families to have their photoshoot, and a private venue offers the added bonus of privacy and freedom to explore without a timeline.
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We met at a quiet meadow trail, just as the light began to turn golden. Mama-to-be wore a lace gown that contrasted beautifully with the green grass and trees.
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When the Wortham family reached out to announce their fourth baby, they wanted to do something a little different for their pregnancy announcement. Something playful, fun, and unexpected.
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Summer is the perfect season to capture your family in all their vibrant, sun-kissed glory. From fun summer activities to spontaneous splashes in the river, summer lends itself to authentic, vibrant memories.
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Some sessions carry a little extra magic—and this one was filled with it. After three lively boys, this amazing family welcomed a baby girl into their arms.
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Some family sessions remind me exactly why I love what I do—and this one at The Cottage at Riverbend in Eagle, Idaho, was one of those unforgettable days.
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I have found that photography is the perfect home based business that allows me to be a stay at home mom and still make money
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There’s nothing that compares to those first days at home with your new baby—the quiet moments, the cozy snuggles, and the overwhelming love that fills every corner of the house. I had the absolute joy of stepping into this beautiful season with a sweet family.
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There’s something incredibly magical about springtime—when the air softens, the days stretch a little longer, and nature begins to show off with bursts of color. One location that radiates the beauty of springtime is Cherryhill Farms in Caldwell, ID where the peach orchard bursts with soft pink blossoms.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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…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.
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