In June, we called our Member Mini Session the “Pandemic Portraits.”
We asked our families to show us what or who kept them busy during their time at home together. Because as hard as it all is, it’s real at this moment in their lives. And man, did they ever deliver.
Our members showed us everything from gardening to their brand new puppies. It was the first time in months we’d seen them and it felt amazing to be able to capture their families again, even if it was only for a few minutes.
We don’t know what the coming months will bring, but we know that these families can handle anything, as long as they’re together.
Each fall, our Candid Family Mini Sessions at Wickham Farms bring families together for fun, relaxed apple orchard photos that capture genuine connection and joy.
Shadow Pines in Penfield, NY is more than just a playground—it’s the perfect backdrop for family portraits. With open grassy fields, colorful play spaces, and plenty of room to explore, it’s an ideal setting for candid family pictures that feel natural.
Family photos can be stressful with young kids, but they don’t have to be. Discover simple tips to prepare your children for a family photo session in Fairport or Rochester NY, from outfits and timing to fun ways to keep them smiling.
Family photos don’t have to be serious to be meaningful. When kids are allowed to laugh, move, and be themselves, real connection shows up and those are often the images families treasure most.
Even with most of the black-eyed Susans gone, one patch of blooms in Pittsford, NY was all we needed for this year’s Summer Candid Mini Sessions.
Spring is one of our favorite times for family portraits around Fairport and Rochester, but it comes with a few things worth knowing before you book. Here's a practical guide to timing, locations, and what to pack.
Looking for the best places for spring family photos in Rochester NY? From magnolia trees at Highland Park to canal paths in Fairport and garden settings like the George Eastman Museum and Sonnenberg Gardens, here are some of our favorite spring photo locations and what tends to bloom throughout the season.
It was cold, it drizzled, and everyone still had a great time. Here are five reasons we photograph our Christmas tree farm sessions in November instead of December.