Six month photos catch your baby right at the sweet spot — sitting up, full of personality, giggly, and not yet mobile enough to squirm out of frame. Tucked between the newborn haze and the whirlwind of a first birthday, this milestone session captures a stage of your baby you’ll be so glad you slowed down for.

My mini sessions are short, five-to-ten-minute studio sessions with three edited images, perfect for a quick portrait update or holiday cards. Full sessions give you unlimited time, full wardrobe planning, and a complete custom gallery, and it’s the better fit for documenting an actual milestone like a newborn, maternity, or family season. If you’re just looking for a quick refresh, go mini. If you want the whole story told, book a full session.

Wondering if your house is “nice enough” for in-home photos? Here’s the honest answer, plus exactly what to clean (and what to skip) before your session.

Extended family photos are one of the most requested sessions I photograph, and also one of the most postponed. Everyone wants them. Almost nobody starts planning them early enough. If you’ve got a gathering on the horizon and you’re trying to figure out how to actually make a session happen, here’s the honest truth: the session itself is the easy part. Getting four or five families to agree on a date is where most people underestimate the timeline.

Looking for a Louisville photographer who actually knows this city? I specialize in in-home newborn, maternity, and family sessions across Louisville and the surrounding areas. Most of my sessions happen right in your living room, but I’m just as comfortable capturing your family at an outdoor location if that’s where your story belongs.

Wondering how to capture baby’s first year photography from those first smiles to the first birthday cake smash? Here’s what every milestone session looks like.

What to wear for summer maternity photos? Get outfit ideas that keep you cool and look beautiful, plus practical tips for staying comfortable all session long.

As a family photographer, sometimes it’s easy to forget what it’s like to be on the other side of the camera. It’s always a good experience to have my own family photos taken to remind myself of what it’s like on the other side, and to learn a few things in the process. Recently my […]

If you’ve ever thought, “My house is just too small for photos,” you’re not alone. It’s one of the most common concerns I hear when families start thinking about scheduling a session. There’s a lingering idea that you need a picture-perfect, magazine-worthy home to make Louisville In-Home Family Photography work, but that couldn’t be further […]