I am a member of the Once Upon A Lifetime children's portraiture program sponsored by the Professional Photographers of America.  Through our photography your child's portrait history will become a treasure to enjoy today and a valued family heirloom as the years go by.

When should my child be photographed?

The milestones of childhood can never be repeated.  But they can be captured in portraits that tell the story of a child's growing up ... as he or she passes through a series of stages... moving ever closer toward adulthood.

Your Baby's First Year...

 Three Months - A portrait at this time will preserve that time of newness.  And photographed with one or both parents or siblings will capture that fleeting time when family members are the center of your baby's world.

Six Months - Portraits at this time are a perfect way to reveal chubby little arms and legs - and even backsides!  The true essence and charm of babyhood.

  

 

Nine Months - Still dependent of their parents, but starting to explore

 an ever-expanding world... well on the way to becoming a real little person.

 

At One Year - The permanent facial characteristics begin to reveal a family likeness and individual character.  Ask about a framed baby panel that showcases these magical changes. 

At Two Years - a major milestone is reached as the child begins to speak and explore their world. 

Third and Fourth Years - The cutest, most endearing age for "little" boys and girls.  A wall portrait at this age displays forever the engaging charm of childhood.

   Seventh Year - Portraits at this age can show the special interests that help to define who they are.

  Twelfth Year - The child is about to enter the teenage years... a kind of dress rehearsal for adulthood.

Sixteen - Childhood is all but a memory.  Still a lifetime of growing and learning ahead ... but never again a child.