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One of my most favorite things, as a Bergen County family photographer, is to be able to watch my clients’ kids grow. I often refer to them as ‘my’ kids because very often I get to photograph them from the time they were tiny newborns and then chubby toddlers and then little kids and before […]

Family Photography

A Party of Three | at home family photo session

This was my first time photographing this Bergen County family and I hope it won’t be last because their session was a BLAST! First of all – can we talk about their outfits – the Mom (it’s always the Mom!) did an awesome job styling everyone – they looked casual and put-together at the same […]

Family Photography

Mom, Dad and a Happy Little Girl | Bergen County Family photo session in Ridgewood

I always love working with returning clients and this Bergen County photography session was no different. This is my fifth year photographing these boys and it’s really cool watching them grow – when we first met they were little kids but look at them now! We chose downtown Ridgewood for this photoshoot and it was […]

All Grown Up

Downtown Ridgewood Photoshoot with two brothers | Bergen County Photographer

I am first and foremost a family photographer but did you know that I’ve been offering professional headshots at my Ridgewood studio since 2013?!!! I don’t blog my headshots sessions often but I do love doing them. This guy was so fun to photograph – he was relaxed and a NATURAL in front of the […]

All Grown Up, Headshots Photography

Bergen County Headshots Photo session | Ridgewood headshots photographer

I’ve been photographing these guys for YEARS – back when they were a family of three and E. who now is in 3rd grade, was just a year old! It’s been so great watching them grow and their sessions are a We decided to do this family photo session in Ridgewood because it’s been a […]

Family Photography

Family Fun in Downtown Ridgewood | Bergen County 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.