Capturing Caleb's first year was a heartwarming journey filled with love, laughter, and the joy of watching a beautiful family grow. Stephanie, Caleb's mom, wanted his first year to be captured candidly and relaxed, reflecting their family's style.

Right behind winter, spring is one of the less popular seasons for taking photos. And, I can’t quite blame you. Spring is muddy and dirty, things are still dead looking, and it’s often still snowing or cold. At first, these things might seem less desirable, but spring has its perks.

You’re stressed about the feeling of having to put on an epic performance for your family photography session to get amazing photos, and here are some reasons to stress no more.

Looking for games to play with your family, particularly the younger, at home this winter? I’ve put together a little post about the games our family enjoys playing with kids as young as 2-years-old.

Does your husband hate getting his photos taken? So, does Wynona’s.

Since deciding to work at a family’s home for the majority of my sessions, I’ve had a lot of clients ask if I will do a session on location.

Remembering our first and our every day is so important to us. This family wanted to document their first home, where they shared some hard times and some of the best times.

Not all sessions have to include the whole family. This mom asked for a session to memorialize this moment with her daughter before toddlerhood. Check out the blog post.

You won’t want to miss this backyard summer fun at a family farm in Sault Ste. Marie, MI with photographer Jessica Ellen May.

Take the stress out of documenting your family with a stress less experience in the comfort of your own home.