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Days are getting longer, birds are chirping, trees are starting to bud – that means that spring is almost here and First Communions are right around the corner. If you are looking to get timeless and fun First Communion portraits of your kids in Bergen County look no further than my Ridgewood photography studio. With […]

First Communion, Studio Photography

Bergen County First Communion Portraits

If you look at these photos and say to yourself ‘these guys look like they were having a blast at their family photo session’ you are absolutely right – all of us had a blast! And I know this because after the session I received the sweetest text from the Mom thanking me for the […]

Family Photography

A Party of Four | Downtown Ridgewood family photo session

If these guys look familiar it’s because they are prominently featured on my website and the blog. I’ve been photographing them for close to a DECADE – ever since Big Sister E. was just a year old. Since then we’ve had a couple of maternity sessions, a couple of newborn sessions, plenty of studio holiday […]

Family Photography

Photographing ‘old’ clients in Ridgewood | Bergen County photographer

As a family photographer, a lot of families I work with have young -toddlers and elementary-aged kids; I find that’s generally the most popular age range for family photos. But what about when your kids get older – what about those tween and teen years? Speaking from personal experience as a Mom of two SEVENTEEN […]

All Grown Up, Family Photography

Photographing ‘old’ clients | Wyckoff family session

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

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.