Emma asked me for not just one, but TWO sessions to celebrate her graduation. This wasn’t just about her, but her whole family, and she wanted them included!
When three little girls and their grandparents get together, you know it’s going to be a fun session. We captured all the sweet combos—each family, couples, the full crew, and of course, lots of little-kid moments. It was the perfect way to celebrate the M family and grandma’s special birthday!
Some senior sessions feel like a celebration the moment they begin, and Samantha’s was just that. The wind had a mind of its own that evening, but so did Samantha—and she was determined to enjoy the moment, and she did! Her only request going into the shoot? “A couple great shots with minimal hair in my face.” The wind WAS crazy, but somehow, her gallery is full of windswept magic that still feels calm and confident—just like her.
Sometimes, life gives you a wake-up call that makes you realize how fast time is flying—and how important it is to hit pause for a second.
Claire has called San Diego home her entire life, and the University of San Diego has been her world for the past four years. For her grad session, she wanted photos that reflected her connection to campus—the views, the buildings, and the sense of pride that comes from finishing something big.
Mikalyn booked her senior session after seeing her USD softball teammates’ photos, knowing she wanted to capture the excitement of graduation and the beauty of the University of San Diego campus.
The first pictures I ever took of Austin, he was only a few hours old. His mom and I joke that I was in the room when Austin wasn’t born. He was an emergency C-section, and I got kicked out at the last minute, but only after several hours of labor and pushing . . . so many that I missed teaching the first day of school that September of 2001. (The week just got more interesting and memorable from there.)
Some friendships stretch across decades, and photographing Jennifer Sanchez’s family was such a sweet reminder of how time flies.
Sofia grew up in California, and even though life took her family elsewhere, the beach still feels like home.
One of my favorite things about being a photographer is getting to witness young people stepping into their next chapter with excitement and ambition.
Allyson and her team met up with me at Balboa Park for a fun headshot session. I loved getting to know them as we wandered around the park enjoying the various backgrounds.
Daniel and Melissa were taking selfies on the sandy shores of Coronado Beach when a random stranger offered to snap a quick photo with their phone.
Emma asked me for not just one, but TWO sessions to celebrate her graduation. This wasn’t just about her, but her whole family, and she wanted them included!
When three little girls and their grandparents get together, you know it’s going to be a fun session. We captured all the sweet combos—each family, couples, the full crew, and of course, lots of little-kid moments. It was the perfect way to celebrate the M family and grandma’s special birthday!
Some senior sessions feel like a celebration the moment they begin, and Samantha’s was just that. The wind had a mind of its own that evening, but so did Samantha—and she was determined to enjoy the moment, and she did! Her only request going into the shoot? “A couple great shots with minimal hair in my face.” The wind WAS crazy, but somehow, her gallery is full of windswept magic that still feels calm and confident—just like her.
Sometimes, life gives you a wake-up call that makes you realize how fast time is flying—and how important it is to hit pause for a second.
Claire has called San Diego home her entire life, and the University of San Diego has been her world for the past four years. For her grad session, she wanted photos that reflected her connection to campus—the views, the buildings, and the sense of pride that comes from finishing something big.
Mikalyn booked her senior session after seeing her USD softball teammates’ photos, knowing she wanted to capture the excitement of graduation and the beauty of the University of San Diego campus.
The first pictures I ever took of Austin, he was only a few hours old. His mom and I joke that I was in the room when Austin wasn’t born. He was an emergency C-section, and I got kicked out at the last minute, but only after several hours of labor and pushing . . . so many that I missed teaching the first day of school that September of 2001. (The week just got more interesting and memorable from there.)
Some friendships stretch across decades, and photographing Jennifer Sanchez’s family was such a sweet reminder of how time flies.
Sofia grew up in California, and even though life took her family elsewhere, the beach still feels like home.
One of my favorite things about being a photographer is getting to witness young people stepping into their next chapter with excitement and ambition.
Allyson and her team met up with me at Balboa Park for a fun headshot session. I loved getting to know them as we wandered around the park enjoying the various backgrounds.
Daniel and Melissa were taking selfies on the sandy shores of Coronado Beach when a random stranger offered to snap a quick photo with their phone.
