There’s something about fall at Tanglewood Park that just feels like the perfect backdrop for family photos — warm golden leaves, cozy outfits, and a relaxed pace that lets families simply enjoy being together. This session was extra special because it was my first time photographing this family all together. I actually photographed the kids years ago in preschool, so seeing them again — now older and with so much personality — was such a full-circle moment for me.
When Mom reached out, she said something I hear often:
“We really just want one good family photo.”
And that is exactly why mini sessions are perfect.
In about 10-15 minutes, we captured exactly what she was hoping for — a genuine family portrait she can treasure forever — along with fun, natural moments of the kids together, individual portraits, and a few sweet shots of Mom and Dad. All without pressure, stress, or having to block off a full afternoon.
Mini sessions are a favorite of so many parents because they are:
✨ Short & kid-friendly — ideal for attention spans
✨ Low investment, time-wise and financially
✨ Zero overwhelm — no need for a full hour or multiple locations
✨ Flexible — you get 5 digital images included, with the option to upgrade if you love them all
And maybe the best part…
I offer mini sessions anytime throughout the year.
They aren’t limited to just fall or Christmas! Spring blooms, summer sunshine, pumpkin season, holiday vibes — whatever fits your family best.
So if you’re a parent who just needs that one great family photo (or a few updated shots of your kids as they grow), a mini session truly is the easiest way to make it happen.
Booking for mini sessions fills quickly every year — and the best way to get on my calendar is by joining my email list. Subscribers are the first to receive booking links, early access to mini session packages, reminders, and seasonal updates so nothing slips through the cracks.
I can’t wait to photograph more families in 2026 — whether it’s your first time in front of my camera or your tenth. Maybe next fall, you’ll be the ones laughing under the golden trees at Tanglewood Park.
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