Thinking of getting family photos this Fall? Well, here’s your plan to take the stress out of scheduling. Whether your session is with us or another lucky photographer, you’ll have a better experience when you try these tips.

#1 BOOK NOW: Right now is a great time to get your date reserved for September and early October. You’re highly likely to get your first choice of dates and you can breathe easy knowing you’ve checked this off your to-do list. We’ll take care of you from here…

#2 SCHEDULE EARLIER IN THE SEASON: Never wait til the end of the good Fall weather season to book your session. Don’t count on toughing it out if the weather gets cold. It’s less fun than you think it is. How you felt at your session influences how you feel about your images when you view them later. So, let’s do what we can to make the experience great from the beginning. Schedule early, leaving yourself room to reschedule and still get those good temps for your session. (This honestly should have been our #1 tip. It’s THE BEST advice we can give about Fall photos… the ONE thing we wish our clients knew to do before it’s too late.)

#3 AIM FOR LESS PEAK DAYS: Who loves having a hard time finding parking, feeling on display while getting photos, and not getting your choice of great shooting spots? If stress-LESS is your goal, we adore Tuesday-Thursday sessions at popular locations. You’ll be so glad you did this for yourself!

#4 TRY URBAN LOCATIONS: Fall does NOT exclude amazing urban spots! Urban locations are our jam. There is so much creativity involved when we have lots of backgrounds to play off of; so many more looks we can create for you.

That’s it! You should be well on your way to taking the stress out of your photo experience. And don’t you worry about the rest of your time with us being stressful. We are 100% here to guide you every step of the way.

So, maybe you’re ready to work with us, or maybe you still have questions. Either way, we’d love to hear from you. When you fill out our contact form, we can meet you right where you’re at. Talk to ya soon!