Family reunions are a uniquely beautiful opportunity for photos: not only do you have everyone gathering in one place, but they are full of joyful connection, reflection, and fun that are delightful to photograph.
Read MoreHow do I make my family photos unique?
I get this question never (lol), but it popped up in a recent Google search and I decided to write about it!
I’ve talked about the uniqueness and joy of telling your story earlier on the blog (and there’s a great example there of a creative photo session), but maybe you’re like me and need a few more concrete ideas to kick off your creativity. Keep reading!
Read MoreCelebrating a family milestone? Photograph it!
There are stories to be told everywhere: graduations, retirement, birthdays, family reunions - if there is a special life event happening and your people are gathering around to help you celebrate, let me help you remember it forever!
Read MoreMinis v. family sessions: how to pick between the two
Mini sessions have been around long enough that most people know the difference between them and a full family session, but here are a few things to consider when you’re thinking about booking one or the other!
Family photos *your* way, not mine
I love a good family session in the woods or by the beach - there’s plenty of gorgeous scenery, beautiful light, and loads of opportunities for natural moments of play and connection and joy. But you know what else I love? Click to find out!
Read More3 tips for a great spring photo session
Spring in New Hampshire is a delightful time for family photos: the flowers are in bloom, the days are warming and lengthening, everyone is itching to get out of the house and go on an adventure, it’s just the best. It can also be muddy, rainy, or cold (or all three!), so here are some tips to make the most of your spring family session.
Read MoreHow to find the right photographer for your next family session
Family photographers are a dime-a-dozen these days; trying to find the right one for your family can be overwhelming! Here are some key questions to consider when you start looking, that will help make sure you get the most out of your family session.
What to do with your Digital Originals
You’ve downloaded your beautifully-edited Digital Originals (full-resolution JPGs always! Plus some smaller files for social media sharing) - now it’s time to think about prints!
Read MoreEastham, MA, family lifestyle session
New England beaches are my absolute favorite! Nothing beats the sand, sun, blue skies, and smell of salt in the air.
Read MoreNewburyport, MA, family lifestyle session
New England beaches are my absolute favorite! Nothing beats the sand, sun, blue skies, and smell of salt in the air.
Read MoreFamily mini session: Hollis, NH
I kicked off the start of Lynnae Day Photography with a couple of mini sessions at Beaver Brook in Hollis, NH. This sweet family chose these sessions as their very first professional photos…
Read MoreFamily mini session: Hollis, NH
I kicked off the start of Lynnae Day Photography with a couple of mini sessions at Beaver Brook in Hollis, NH. These dear friends drove all the way up from the Boston area for a quick session…
Read MoreArlington, MA, family lifestyle session
My first official family lifestyle session went off without a hitch in Arlington, MA, last month! We hung out at Menotomy Rocks Park for about an hour…
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