Tips For Successful Milestone Photography Sessions
Tips For Successful Milestone Photography Sessions

Are you getting ready for your next Milestone photography session? Do you have questions about it? Here at Life with a View Studio, we love watching your family grow and being able to capture those memories for you! Before every milestone session, I like to give my clients a few tips on making the most of their experience. Sometimes, it can be stressful to get your family ready for pictures, so sit back and relax while I give you some helpful tips on ensuring an excellent session for everybody.

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Still Here and Still Safe: Newborn Photography during Covid-19
Still Here and Still Safe: Newborn Photography during Covid-19

While the world is still trying to figure out what the new normal should be when it comes to life during Covid-19, here at Life with a View Studio, we are working to stay safe for you and your families. I understand that many parents may feel hesitant to bring their new baby into a photography studio. However, I want my clients to feel confident and to be able to trust me as their photographer. So I wanted to remind everyone what I do to help us all stay safe during this pandemic.

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Creating Picture Perfect Photos for Families
Creating Picture Perfect Photos for Families

Picture this, a beautiful summer evening: the sun is setting and the sky is a spectacular canvas of colors. The temperature is warm, but no humidity in the air. A family is smiling, laughing, and relishing in their time together. The kids are playful, but well behaved. The parents are enthusiastically engaged with their children and committed to capturing these moments. Just like the evening itself is perfect, so is everyone’s mood.

The result, effortless and absolutely perfect family photos. And…this description is interrupted by a reality check.

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