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Keep buildings going up and down and bridges going side to side. Here is why a straight horizon is one of the simplest ways to take better photos.
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Keep buildings going up and down and bridges going side to side. Here is why a straight horizon is one of the simplest ways to take better photos.
“Good luck getting a photo of my kids that’s not blurry.” Here are 3 tricks for sharp photos of speedy kids: enough light, a reason to be still, and turning…
Kids are fearless tiny people who think they’re giants. To show how big they feel, get down on their level or look up at them. Here are two photos that…
A catchlight is the reflection of your light source in your subject’s eyes. It makes eyes brighten up and come alive, and it is one of the easiest fixes for…
The Authentic Portrait is my series of photography tips to help you take more real, authentic photos of your family. Here is every lesson in one place.
The best time of day for a Paris photoshoot is the hour after sunrise. The light is soft and golden, and Paris is empty. Here is why, and how to…
Sean proposed to Ana in Monet’s garden in Giverny after seven years together. See the photos from this surprise proposal an hour from Paris, and how to plan your own.
He is German, she is Japanese, and they met taking French classes in Paris. Their maternity photos in the 6th arrondissement, outdoors and at home.
“Romance in a café, Eiffel views, and some free poses with lots of texture.” Kendra and Jake’s styled couples photoshoot at the Eiffel Tower.
William and Lena wanted some of their maternity photos in the apartment where they were staying for the weekend in Paris. I LOVE at-home sessions: so moody and relaxed.
One rainy Wednesday morning, Rashika and Amit documented their babymoon in Paris with a maternity photoshoot that ended over coffee and chai in the Marais.
On a crisp spring day I met Kristen and her family in the gardens of the Palais Royal, to celebrate their last few weeks in Paris before moving to Singapore.
It's totally true, the French just dress better (even Emily in Paris agrees!)
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