2020 Fall Mini Sessions!!| Bay Area Family Photographer

***BAY AREA FALL MINI SESSIONS ANNOUNCEMENT!!!

It’s that time of year again (YAY!) and I’ve been getting a lot of questions on if I will still be holding my mini sessions this year and the answer is ….YES!  2020 Bay Area Fall Mini Sessions are now officially booking!

There are a few changes this year, however. The price for the mini’s have gone up; however, instead of choosing 10 images, you will be receiving all the edited images from your session. I will also only be taking on a limited number of sessions this year and only photographing a max of two families per day. I will not have set mini session days and I encourage you to pick a week day as locations will generally be less busy.

Also, keep in mind, Mini Sessions don’t have to be for family photos only, they can also be just for couples, just for grandparents, just the kids, or a mini maternity session. *Only extended family sessions are excluded from minis. Also, beach mini sessions are available for $450. Message me for more details.

Sessions are open for booking September though November. Contact me today to book yours!

**Note: Due to the wild fires and the air quality, sessions may need to be rescheduled the day of if it is determined unsafe to be outdoors.

I’m so excited to see all my past clients again and new families! Please feel free to ask me any questions or share any concerns regarding covid or the wild fires and we will work together to make your session as safe as possible.

Bay Area Fall Mini Sessions announcement

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Fleet Week on Alcatraz Island | San Francisco Photographer

I can’t believe it’s already been almost a year since we spent the day in San Francisco on Alcatraz Island for Fleet Week. Which also means it’s taken me this long to edit and share the pictures, but I suppose that’s par for the course. I’m the absolute worst when it comes to doing anything with my own personal family photos or trips; although, I haven’t met a photographer yet who isn’t.

I had been dying to go back to San Francisco for Fleet Week and I really wanted to go to Alcatraz Island to photograph the beauty of it so we decided to do it all together and make it a family trip. Usually October in San Francisco is the month with the best weather; calm, clear and not too hot or cold. It.Was.Freezing. It was so cold and SO windy that the Blue Angels almost didn’t perform. I had timed the trip such that the Blue Angels would by flying over us as we sailed from port to port. As luck would have it, they finally started flying just as we were getting off the boat and let me tell you, I have never run so fast up a giant incline hill with all my gear completely out of breath by the time I made it to the top of Alcatraz. I also quickly realized I didn’t bring the right lens but nonetheless, I photographed to my hearts desire and watched in complete awe as the jets roared passed us. It was exhilarating to say the least.

What happened to my family, you might wonder? I completely ditched them as I ran up the hill. When the Blue Angels were done flying I searched all over for them with no cell reception as they sat in plain sight in front of me watching me panic trying to find them. Apparently it was pretty amusing. Anyyyyyways. After they were done laughing at me, we headed on to the tour part of Alcatraz. I’m really glad the kids got to go at this age (12), I think they appreciated it more than younger kids would. After the tour we strolled around the island a bit, taking pictures and imagining what life was like for so many that spent their lives here. It’s truly an incredible place with so much history and ironically, beauty. If you ever get the chance to go, I would highly recommend it.

After the ferry ride from Alcatraz to San Francisco, we hiked it back down the Embarcadero, past the Ferry Building and onto Bart. An exhausting, exhilarating, educational and windy San Francisco day that was one for the books. Thankful for days like these and memories like this.

blue angels flying overhead*After a frustrating half hour of trying to get one good closer-ish shot of the blue angels (since I had brought the wrong lens), I gave up and started heading back to find my family. As I was walking towards the other side of the Island I see these jets coming towards me and quickly got my camera in place just in the nick of time to snap this shot. It never fails that the best shot is always the last shot. Always be ready for the unexpected last shot. embarcardeo street signcoast guard boat docked at sf pierWind blown on a boat to alcatrazIt was soooo windy!!!large ship in the san francisco bayblue angels flying during fleetweek SFboats in the water for the blue angels showblue angels in formationblue angels flying past alcatraz islandblue angels flying over the san francisco bayapproaching alcatraz buildingsbuildings on alcatrazruined buildings on alcatraz islandseagulls of alcatrazbest friend pictures on alcatraz islandbeautiful red flowers on alcatraz islandportrait near flowers at alcatraz islandflowers along walkway on alcatraz islandportraits on alcatraz islandbest friend picture on alcatraz islandlandscape of alcatraz islandflowers at alcatraz islandwalking steep steps from alcatraz yardDid I mention it was really windy??posing on steps in alcatraz yardalcatraz treegirls posing for picture on back side of alcatrazwalking around alcatraz islandbuilding and greenery on alcatrazmain building of alcatraz islandalcatraz island portrait from seagolden gate bridge and a sea of boatsMichael wanted his look back moment too. 🙂walking along the embarcadero in san franciscothe ferry building at dusk in san franciscosan francisco ferry building at duskblack and white picture of alcatraz island

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