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Can I just say how much I love photographing babies ands toddlers at my Ridgewood photography studio? I may be a tiny bit subjective but I think my studio is perfect for that!  It’s got great natural light, comfortable furniture, great colored walls (that photograph really well) and yummy snacks – what else can a toddler possibly want? […]

Baby Photography, Children Photography, Studio Photography

Bergen county toddler studio photo session | Ridgewood photographer

Given that we all love to travel we always go away on the girls’ birthday – sometimes it is a long trip (think sunny Caribbean) and other times it is a weekend get-away.  This year the girls birthday fell at the tail end of a school break and after spending close to a week skiing we […]

Children Photography, Fine Art Photography, My Family

Birthday weekend in NYC

This is a second time I got to photograph this beautiful little girl!  I first met her last year when her Mom brought her to my Ridgewood photography studio for her one-year-old portraits.  I was so amazed to see how much she grew and changed in just a year!  Is not it amazing that as […]

Children Photography, Studio Photography

Photoshoot with a two year old at a Ridgewood studio

I was so behind trying to catch up on blogging children and family photoshoots from my clients that I completely forgot to blog this fall photoshoot of my own two kids!  Now (at the end of February) seems like a great time to do it, so here it is:) I have to come out and say it […]

Children Photography, My Family

Fall photo session of my girls | Ridgewood children photographer

I LOVE New York and do miss it.  So ever since we moved to Ridgewood, every year for my birthday Victor and I leave the girls in care of their very capable grand-parents and spend a weekend in the city.  I love these weekend get-aways – it is so nice to be a care-free couple […]

My Family, Travel Photography

Weekend in the City

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.