Candid Family Mini Sessions: St. Patricks' Day Scavenger Hunt
One thing’s for sure - the family pictures we take at our candid mini session events are nothing if they’re not real. We plan the events, and essentially hope for nice weather. While it was sunny for our Pot of Gold Scavenger hunt, it was also pretty windy.
But that didn’t stop our family portrait members from bringing their “A” game to the Leprechaun Trap contest.
One of the values behind the portrait membership program centers on the idea of doing something together.
While we couldn’t photograph each family at home making these amazing traps, we know it was an activity they’ll remember doing together. Especially when they look back at their family pictures with their trap, and on the scavenger hunt as a family.
Time spent together is more important to us than the perfect family picture. This is why we believe that our candid mini sessions make sense for your next family portrait session. You can actually read more about that here!
Congrats to the winners of our contest - The Miller family!
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.
Mike’s brand photography session took place in the natural spaces around his home office, creating images that balance strength with approachability. From portraits that highlight confidence to candid moments that reveal authenticity, his gallery captures the promise of transformation and the courage to step onto a new path.
Matt, a Class of 2026 senior from Pittsford Mendon High School, chose the Eastman Museum gardens for his senior pictures. The elegant grounds were the perfect backdrop for portraits that reflect his calm, confident personality.
Drew, a Class of 2025 senior from Fairport High School, brought his friendly, easygoing energy to his senior portrait session. Between soccer, tennis, and a bright future in electrical engineering, his calm confidence and warm smile made every senior photo shine.
Class of 2026 senior Max from Pittsford Mendon High School brought his easygoing personality and great sense of humor to his senior pictures. His senior photos capture his natural smile and relaxed, confident style.
Madeline’s Mercy High School senior portraits were photographed at home in the gardens where she grew up, featuring her piano, her pet rabbit, and soft, timeless details that reflected her elegant, creative personality.
Erin’s creative background roots began with her family and her education in Digital Media/Fine Arts degree at Canisius College. While she enjoys a good adventure, Erin is most comfortable at home with family (husband, Matt and son, Lucas) or friends, a good book, and a cup of coffee.
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