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Capturing Joyful Moments | Fall Photo Session in Clayton, CA


family walking at mt. diablo in clayton during a family photo session

What's my number one tip for great family photos? That's easy: Just have fun! During your session, it's best to let go of any expectations of perfection and focus on truly connecting with your family. Run, hug, twirl, tickle, snuggle: these are some of the ways you can genuinely connect and produce those sweet, heartwarming photos you're dreaming of.


dad walking with young daughter on golden hilltop laughing

Parents: be sure to keep a smile on your face! Children can be unpredictable during a photo session. You may be worried that they aren't "behaving." But in the moments between their naughty or shy or "crazy" behavior, we are sure to capture some amazing genuine smiles, sweet expressions, and the beautiful authentic reflections of their unique personalities. You want to be ready in those moments, and not be scowling or frowning!


mom snuggling with baby son on a hill of golden grasss

This Fall Photo Session in Clayton, CA in the Mt. Diablo foothills was full of playful interaction, silly tickles, and lots of movement. This kept the kids engaged, added depth to the photos, and helped produce a beautiful gallery showcasing the love between the family members.


grandma playing woth her grandchildren on a grassy hilltop

I love this location for its ease of access- just a short, easy walk up the hill- while still providing the look of a beautiful wide-open hilltop with stunning views!


family posing near and old fallen tree at mt. diablo in Clayton

Are you ready for your own joyful Fall Photo Session in Clayton, CA?


I can't wait to capture the unique beauty of your family this Fall. You can reach out to me here to inquire about your photo session, or if you are ready to book now, you can get on my calendar by self-booking here!


mom and daughter embracing at golden hour on a grassy hilltop
mom and son holding hands and walking on a hiking path at mt. diablo in Clayton
 






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