How I Photograph Families

If the idea of family photos makes you a little nervous, you're in good company. Almost every family I work with tells me the same thing before we start: “We’re awkward in front of the camera” or “We’ve been too scared to actually book a session.”

You don’t need to know what to do with your hands. You don’t need perfect cooperation. You just need to show up as you are, and I’ll take care of the rest.

As a family photographer serving locations from Somers to Greenwich to Scarsdale, I focus on creating a space where your family can just be yourselves. That includes playing, laughing, snuggling, and moving through our time together with playful ease.

“We had such a great time at our session. And we absolutely LOVE the photos!”

FALL MINI SESSION MOMMA

My Why

Whether we’re in your home, a favorite Westchester trail, or somewhere else close by, my goal is always the same: to document your family in a way that feels honest, timeless, and true to this season of life.

Before photography, I worked in corporate NYC for nearly 15 years (feel free to ask me anything you want about this period of my life). Ultimately, I decided to transition full-time to photographing families like yours.

Photography became the space where I could slow down and focus on what actually matters: connection, emotion, and the quiet beauty of everyday life.

Today, I work with families who value a more natural approach, and who appreciate images that feel honest and timeless.

“You always amaze me! Not sure how you turned our chaos into this beautiful gallery, but you did it again!! I’m in awe of these photos.”

— Repeat Mom 5 years in a row

Five fast facts.

I've photographed hundreds of families who told me they were nervous before their session.
I believe kids should be kids.
My sessions almost always include running, laughing, and cuddling.
I'll probably make your toddler (or big kid!) laugh before I ask them to smile.
I'm always chasing beautiful light.