Are you tired of perfect outdoor baby photos that almost look unreal? I hope not because I can’t get enough of it. I love the lighting, I love the background, I love that the kids love being outside. It’s a win win situation. How cute are these kids… no, seriously. They’re like little baby models or something. Gotta love ‘em.
Archive for the ‘kids’ Category
Perfect Baby Photos
June 29, 2010Individual and Whole
June 23, 2010We’ve had a lot of portraits lately. It’s interesting because we don’t do much advertising at all… i.e. none. I have to give props to the Mom, she did a really good job in choosing the outfits for this photos session. I love how everyone is wearing their own color and still all of the colors go together. It shows them all as individuals but part of a bigger whole. I also love how all of the colors are brought together in the daughters dress. Good job Mom! I love doing family portraits, especially when the lighting is perfect, clothing works, backgroud rocks and the kids are smiling, kind of like this photo session!
Classical Music and Cocktails
June 15, 2010Welcome to East Boston, Piers Park to be exact! I photographed this family not too long ago. Michael (the Dad pictured) is an excellent musician and teacher at Zumix here in East Boston. He will be playing saxophone and/or flute for the cocktail hour at our wedding, along with 2 other musicians. Jessica (the Mom pictured) is an amazing classical singer. If you’re interested in hiring either of them for your wedding… you can reach Jessica at: jkcdiva {at} gmail {dot} com and check out Michael’s music here.
Hola Xavito
May 27, 2010You gotta love this cute little guy! He’s one of Aviva’s (our daughter) best friends and lives on the same block. He has this really cool car that Mama and Dada push him in… which Aviva also loves! We photographed their family at Piers Park in East Boston. It’s a great place to take family photos as well as wedding photos or other kinds of portraits. This is another installation of our traveling studio; a simple lighting set up that looks great and can be taken virtually anywhere. Father’s day is coming up, call to schedule your own portrait session! 617.930.4632
Baby Love, Baby Love
April 7, 2010It never ceases to amaze me what’s photographically possible at some one’s home. The photos shown here on the white background were also taken at the family’s house. We have several small backdrops that we can set up virtually anywhere. It’s great for us because shooting in a studio everyday can be awfully boring. That’s why I love taking photos on location, you get the best of both worlds… and it’s much easier for the family.
Traveling Studio
April 6, 2010And heeere’s Jake…. Our traveling studio made it’s way out to Stoneham for this photo session. I’ve been enjoying grabbing what ever elements are available at people’s homes for the photo. The yellows duckies in this photo are the babies bath toys. It adds visual interest to the photo and personalizes it a bit too. He was a fun baby to photograph. I love the photo with the wide eyes… woah!
Gather the Kids, the Photographer’s Here!
December 18, 2009



Here are a few images from our latest endeavor. These were taken at the clients home, part of our traveling studio service.
Traveling Studio: Holiday Family Photos
December 8, 2009
Traveling Studio: Holiday Kids Photos
December 2, 2009
What to Wear for a Portrait Session
October 13, 2009The first thing to know is that there is no right or wrong answer. Every photographer will have different preferences. Truth be told, the photograph is ultimately about you and/or your family, so do what feels best.
Do Wear:
-What you like to wear and what you feel good in, that’s the most important.
-Coordinating outfits are great.
-Accents and colors that compliment each other are the goal. If the baby is wearing a particular colored shirt, maybe Dad’s collared undershirt can accent that color. If Mom’s wearing a certain color, maybe she can accent the color theme with her accessories.
-Colors that you know work well on you.
-The feeling you want to convey; lighter shirts on top give the pictures a more casual and bright look. Darker shirts on top give the portraits a more serious and thoughtful feel.
Don’t Wear:
-Big logos
-Busy patterns that may overwhelm the photo, and distract attention from the subjects and your expressions
-Things that are too reflective, some eye make-ups that have glitter in them, and things that shimmer will also reflect the camera flash. They can be distracting and can look a little weird.
-Try not to wear the same exact outfit as the other
Hope that helps!






















