If your child doesn’t like sitting still or posing for the camera, have no worries. We can still get some great photos of the little rascal. When children don’t want to cooperate, we as photographers jump to plan B. It is our job to create situations where you child can relax and candidly bring out their personalities. About 97% of the time, I prefer candid shots instead of the posed ones.

We are going to have so much fun at your portrait session. I have a few tips and tricks for you to ensure everything goes smoothly and that we have a grand ol' time!

Did you know that Katherine Ives Photography offers proposal photo services?

Before You Book — Let’s chat! A quick initial phone call is the best way to get to know each other, see if we’re a good fit, and go over any pre-booking questions about the portrait process, available dates, and locations.

Today I am excited to share with you some tips and what to expect for Extended Family Photos. These sessions are some of my favorite but also some of the most exhausting! There are definitely lots of factors when it comes to planning and executing a successful extended family session. Understanding the flow before our session will help you get the most out of your experience.