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More mini session cuteness from my Ridgewood holiday mini sessions!  Last time I photographed this little beauty was her NEWBORN session almost 2 years ago and it was so surreal for me to see her now all grown up, talking, singling and having a blast with snowflakes and snowballs at her Ridgewood photo session! Live […]

Children Photography, Studio Photography

Bergen county studio mini sessions

I am editing this family session from a photo shoot I had recently and love these images – taken less than seconds apart, I love how they capture different (but equality adorable) expression of this little girl! If you are interested in scheduling a fall family session with Live Love Laugh Photos – a top […]

Children Photography, Family Photography

Ridgewood Children photographer – different faces of Ms. Samantha

I don’t know how we’ve lived in Ridgewood for over 5 years and just discovered the amazing beauty of Storm King Art Center only a few days ago?  We absolutely loved this place – the girls had a blast paying ‘hide and seek’ among giant sculptures and running all over the place and Victor and […]

Children Photography, My Family

Ridgewood photography | Storm King Art Center visit

I cannot even say how happy I am that spring is FINALLY here and I can start photographing Ridgewood families outdoors!   Here is a tiny sneak peek from a family session I had in Ridgewood a couple of days ago.  I think it is safe to say that everybody had a great time:)

Family Photography

First outdoor session of the year in Ridgewood | Ridgewood family photographer

I loved meeting and photographing these guys at my studio in Ridgewood recently.  They came in for a Simplicity Session and as you could see – they had a blast.  Upon seeing their images at the viewing/ordering session their Mom got teary-eyed because she said every image captured here kids perfectly!  And in my world […]

Children Photography, Studio Photography

Bringing clients to tears (in a good way!) | Ridgewood studio 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.