All Grown Up

What do you get when you have a beautiful Mom, an equally beautiful teen daughter, an awesome makeup artist, a Bergen County professional photo studio with great natural light and a pretty awesome (if I may say so myself!) professional photographer?! You get awesome photos like these! These two were part of my Celebrating Motherhood […]

All Grown Up, Studio Photography

Bergen County Family studio photoshoot

I’ve been doing a birthday studio photoshoot with my kiddos ever since I got my first studio over 10 years ago! They were adorable first graders when we did our first studio photo session and I cannot believe that we just did their 16th year birthday photoshoot! How are they 16th?? I am still having […]

All Grown Up, My Family, Studio Photography

My Kids Turn 16!!! | Ridgewood teen studio photo session

I’ve been a Bergen County family photographer for many many years and it’s true that most of the families I photograph are families with young-ish children. But as a mom of teens I firmly believe that having family sessions with older kids is just as important as having these sessions with younger kids. Sure, teens […]

All Grown Up, Family Photography

Downtown Ridgewood Teen Photo Session

As you can tell from my website and blog, I am a Bergen County family and children photographer and photographing families and children is what I do most. And as a family photographer one of my greatest joys is watching the kids I photograph grow up and mature and change. I’ve been photographing this girl […]

All Grown Up

Bergen County Graduating Senior Photos in Ridgewood

When a old time client reached out to me and told me that she wanted to book a Ridgewood family photoshoot with family visiting from France I jumped on this idea.My sister does not live close by (although she does not live as far as France!) and I know how special it is when she […]

All Grown Up, Family Photography

Cousins galore | Ridgewood Extended family photo session

I think a job of a photographer is so important - we are able to freeze time and bring parents back to the time when their kids were little (or not so little) with a click of a shutter.