questions and answers

The best time of day for a family photoshoot is typically during the golden hours—shortly after sunrise or about an hour before sunset. During these times, the light is soft, warm, and flattering, creating a natural glow and minimizing harsh shadows.

For families with young kids, morning sessions are often ideal, as children are usually well-rested and in good spirits after breakfast. Evening sessions can also work beautifully, especially for families with older children, but it’s important to ensure the kids aren’t tired or hungry to keep everyone happy and engaged.

    Absolutely! I know spots with safe, spacious areas where kids can run around while we capture those candid, joyful moments. Think serene beaches, lush gardens, or even a quiet corner with palm trees for that perfect island vibe.    

   let kids be themselves! I play games, make silly faces, and sometimes tell a joke or two. The goal isn’t just to get a photo—it’s to capture their genuine smiles and unique personalities.    

  kids feel good in what they’re wearing, they’ll be happier in front of the camera. Avoid matching outfits, but aim for a cohesive look.    

    Absolutely! Whether it’s getting grandma’s genuine smile or capturing the toddler mid-laugh, I focus on creating warm, authentic photos that reflect the love in your family. Big groups just mean more love to showcase!    

  Yes, we could bring some of their favorite toys or organize a small picnic with fruits and snacks. We can read a book with beautiful illustrations about pirates.  They also love playing games like tag or flying a kite, which could be a fun activity for photos  

  We’re thinking of soft, neutral tones like white, beige, and pastel colors for a natural and timeless look. Coordinated outfits with a casual vibe would also suit us best. I also don’t really like yellow and bright colors that reflect on the skin