Sunshine, stunning scenery, and a senior bursting with infectious happiness – that's the recipe for a beautiful portrait session, and that's exactly what I got when I met Lyla for her senior photoshoot! Our journey took us on a delightful…
Celebrating Dr. Miller's Doctorate Some journeys take longer than others, but the destination can feel even sweeter because of it. Today, we celebrate Dr. Miller, who recently graduated with her doctorate degree! After earning her undergraduate degree in 2020, a…
So first of all it is important to decide what your personal style entails. Take a moment to reflect on where you feel most confident… quiet rustic tones or big city backdrops. Additionally, decide what would blend in with your fashion choices best. This makes all the difference. I have years of experience shooting at a multitude of locations around Pittsburgh, please feel free to look through my galleries for example to decide what would work best for you (and your family).
My kids and I recently came up with a crazy idea... we went on an eight hour, eight location photoshoot!
When we first moved to Mt. Lebanon we were greeted by the cutest and sweetest neighbor. It's hard to believe that she is now a senior in high school! Earlier this fall, we had a wonderful afternoon exploring Pittsburgh's North Shore and North Side together, along with her sister and mother. Photographing seniors reminds me of how exciting your senior year of high school is! It's a year full of having fun and making plans for your future. Read below to learn about this Mt. Lebanon's senior's interview.
Family Spotlight: Touring Heinz Field Being a family photographer opens new doors to Pittsburgh. It's a joy to meet families, explore hidden parks and view light from new angles. Somedays it seems as if the city of Pittsburgh has become…
As a Pittsburgh senior photographer I get the opportunity to meet a lot of seniors and photograph them around Pittsburgh. During this particual senior session, we had a great time exploring the North Shore. I was surprised when we talked…