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How to print photos from a pro photographer on your own
You had photos taken by a pro and you’ve got the jpegs from the shoot. But how do you go about turning them into art for your walls? Check out my top 5 tips for printing your own photos.
Extended family photo color schemes and wardrobe tips
Keep your extended family looking cohesive and put-together (without being matchy-matchy) for family photos. Bonus: the do’s and don’ts for wardrobe.
How I prepared for my family photos
From finding the perfect photographer to wardrobe styling, get the lowdown on how a family photographer (that’s me!) curates her own picture-perfect moments.
What to wear for senior photos
Senior photo outfits are hard because there are SO MANY options. Let’s simplify it!
When to do family photos
Why are so many family photos taken in the fall? Is there some reason not to do photos in July? What’s the “best” time of the year to do family photos? Get the low down on timing for your family pics.
Why photographers don’t give RAW files
Find out exactly what RAW files are, and why you’d be getting the raw end of the deal (no pun intended) if you had them anyway.
What to wear for in-home family photos
In-home sessions have a vibe all their own: relaxed, chill, and intimate. Here’s how to choose clothing for your in-home session that works with the vibe, not against it.
How to Deal with Grumpy Adults in Family Photos
Grumpy adults can ruin a family photo session, but there are some ways to get out in front of a bad attitude. Try these tips before your family photos.
How to find a local photographer
Where to start, what to ask, and what to expect when you’re looking to find a local photographer.
Should I let my photographer choose the location?
Locations, like wardrobe, can make your photos better or be a huge distraction. When hiring a family photographer, look for one with a long list of locations near you.
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Family photographers and privacy: The new normal for sharing client images
Parents want more control over how—and if—their images are shared online. Here’s what family photographers need to know and how to adjust to the new normal.