A favorite aspect of this session was working with OCC, or “off camera flash”. This is done in the studio all the time, but it is beautiful and luxurious to create on-location lighting. One is reminded of a Vanity Fair cover…

Family and Senior Portraits at this Texas Preserve were perfectly captured on this beautiful, late April afternoon during the lush springtime.

In this case, we created not only senior portraits, but family portraits, too, of this Georgetown graduate and his mother.

During our consult we identified aspects of their home and life that were important to them. This is truly what makes every portrait session unique. For example, like many teenagers, this senior wanted to highlight portraits with his car. But, unlike many families, he and his mother live in one of Georgetown’s most unique historic homes, and we got to create portraits against a variety of uncommon backdrops in their one-of-a-kind home.

Formal and classic family portraits that stand the test of time is the secret to instantly upgrading your home’s interior design.

Adding artwork to your home can feel intimidating if you don’t know where to begin. These three tips can help you get started!

From Shelby: “If you are the 1 in 8 couples that struggle to become pregnant, I encourage you to be open with your journey, you don’t need to go through infertility in silence. Looking at these pictures I am reminded I am strong, confident, and beautiful.”

This just in: right along with co-ed baby showers, couple’s maternity portraits are totally trending right now!

Question for you: what is more timeless, more precious, more classic, than mother and children portraits? Answer: um… nothing. Yeah… no, there is nothing more precious than this. You might recognize these sweet faces… and there’s a reason for that! When we created black-and-white family portraits for this Georgtown, TX brood the mother and children […]

“[Lucy] was kissing all the portraits. This snapshot does the collage no justice! This makes my heart burst. Feels so grown up in here 😀 I can’t believe this is my family. Thank you, Anna”

From Laura: “My all time favorite portrait was a very vulnerable moment with my daughter. She has battled Alopecia the past 4 years, loosing her hair at 14 years old. We’ve been through some very hard days together. But I’ve watched her mature and come into herself as a woman. She took her wig off and we were able to take some of us laughing and embracing. Those pictures will forever be something I will cherish and I hope are passed down for generations to come.”

Can’t decide between outdoor or studio portraits? This pro vs. con list will help you decide!