Heather’s family session was pure magic—soft haze, golden light, and laughter-filled moments. From yelling “Skibidi!” to capturing cozy fall vibes, it was everything I love as a San Diego family photographer.

Last weekend at Sarenity Floral, I joined a Galentine’s flower workshop in Long Beach, where women gathered over fresh blooms, good food, and heartfelt conversation. Each arrangement told its own story.

This sweet family of three enjoyed a cozy fall session at Montevalle Park in Chula Vista, filled with laughter and love. The soft, cloudy light and lush greenery created a dreamy backdrop for timeless and heartfelt photos.

Harry Griffen Park in La Mesa is a hidden gem, where golden light dances and families make memories. This sweet family of three stepped into that glow, and I loved capturing every sweet moment.

This year’s Fall Mini Sessions are here, and I’m so excited! Whether you’re in North, East, or South San Diego, I’ve found the perfect spot for you. Booking opens on September 6—stay tuned! 🎉 Spots are limited, so I hope you can snag one and we can make some beautiful memories together!

Hi everyone, I know many of you have been eagerly waiting for this year’s fall mini session schedule. I’ve put together a list of wonderful locations and dates, but I need to share some personal news with you.

Moms do it all, often sacrificing their own rest to ensure our well-being and happiness. This Mother’s Day, let’s honor moms with the unique gift of memories through a professional photo session.

If you’re contemplating graduation invites, try Basic Invite. They are your go-to destination for all things stationery and a fantastic resource for invitation cards for graduation.

Last weekend, we not only celebrated my sister Saren’s birthday but also her engagement to Christian. When my sister told me she wanted to be photographed at Greystone Mansion & Gardens in Beverly Hills. I was so excited!

I’m so excited to share this family session with you! There’s something special about family sessions. Perhaps it’s because the little ones just grow so fast.