Fall Family Portraits: So Much More Than Holiday Cards
Family portraits are like little moments frozen in time, something you’ll look at years from now and say, “That’s who we were then.”
Family portraits are like little moments frozen in time, something you’ll look at years from now and say, “That’s who we were then.”
Ayo & Rey initially reached out to me to photograph their wedding back in April 10, 2020, right after the pandemic was introduced to the world. They ended up postponing their wedding twice, finally getting married on March 20, 2022, about two years from the first time they contacted me!
I recently made fall family portraits in New Milford, Connecticut with the Lunnie Family.
A few weeks ago, I made family portraits with Amanda, John, and their daughter Claire who are dear friends of the Lunnie’s – clients I have been making family portraits with for years.
Recently, my mother in law, who my children call “Belle”, had a significant birthday. This was the perfect opportunity for a special celebration with family—and a photoshoot! Family portraits are so important, especially when you have the chance to capture major milestones.