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My Favorite Location for Senior Photos: Rainbow Row Edition If you’re searching for the perfect spot for your senior portraits in Charleston, there’s one location I come back to again and again: Rainbow Row. With its iconic pastel homes, historic charm, and endless variety of colors, Rainbow Row is one of the most versatile and visually stunning backdrops for senior sessions and maybe it’s easy to see why it’s a favorite, but I'm going to tell you anyway! One of...

Bringing home a new baby is one of life’s most meaningful (and exhausting!) transitions. Those first few weeks are filled with tender moments, little details, a whole lot of love but likely little sleep. As a Charleston family and newborn photographer, I specialize in capturing those early days in a way that feels natural, relaxed, and true to your story—right in the comfort of your own home. If you’re considering newborn photos, here’s why an in-home session might be...

Sara and Bryce, winter engagement session on Kiawah Island Escaping the cold snowy winter in Connecticut brought Sara and Bryce in front of my camera this February. Having never traveled to Charleston together it made the perfect escape for them to explore, relax, and enjoy Bryce's birthday. They're newly engaged and really wanted a session that captured them both in a beautiful place, something they could always look back on and remember doing together before their wedding.  An...

This is an exciting time for the class of 2026, only a few months left to go before they walk across those stages and head off to start their college experience. I'm taking a look back at one of my favorite sessions of 2025 on the iconic Rainbow Row with Sierra Kratzer. We're going to revisit her amazing style and wardrobe and her directly from her about the session she had with me last summer. Let's first talk about the location: Rainbow Row Easily one of my most requested routes from...

Every year I find myself adding more and more things to my bag that actually have nothing to do with photography and more to do with how to serve my client better. I even have my go-to items for the beach and others for downtown sessions. It's made me ponder if anyone else might be the same, and what else I could be missing. I did a general Google search and found that other than wedding pros, not many photographers talk about all the items they keep on hand for the variety of...