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Every September since I’ve had my photography studio (for the last 12 years) I’ve been taking my kids to the studio for their ‘back-to-school’ photos. When they were little I used to bribe them to go to the studio with me but as they got older they started to appreciate how special it is to […]

All Grown Up, Studio Photography

All Grown-up | Bergen County Teen portrait studio session

When I first started a family photographer in Bergen county almost 17 years ago (I still can’t believe it’s been THAT LONG!) a lot of families I photographed had small kids. But as years went by these kids grew up and now a lot of them are entering middle school, high school and going to […]

All Grown Up

Bergen County Senior Portraits Session | Walk through Downtown Ridgewood

This is my FIFTH session with this Bergen County Family – and baby W. is just three years old! They always take advantage of my free holiday mini session photo session so I get to see W. twice a year, which is always a treat! When we first met close to 3 years ago, W. […]

Family Photography

Pretty in Pink | A toddler family photoshoot in Ridgewood

Senior sessions are very big in the South but they were not really that popular in the North East till recently. I am so glad that they are become more and more common in the North East and Bergen County in particular – i’ve been photographing a lot of seniors lately. Having two rising seniors […]

All Grown Up

A cat, a tortoise and a teen girl | Ridgewood Senior Photo Session

I’ve been offering professional headshots photo session at my Ridgewood photo studio ever since I opened my first studio location in 2013. Since then I’ve done many many many headshots sessions and worked with corporate execs, small business owners, aspiring artists and models, authors and musicians and everyone in between. Most of people who come […]

Headshots Photography

Best Graduation Gift Idea | Bergen County Headshots Photographer

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.