The Family Blog
Our Family Getaway to Cape May, NJ: Favorite Spots for Rain or Shine
We spent a few cozy, joy-filled days in Cape May, NJ with Grammy and Pop Pop—soaking in the charm, eating well, and making the most of beach time (even with a little rain in the mix!). From arcade runs to ice cream breaks, here are a few of our family’s favorite spots.
Extended Family Session | Red Gate Park
My second time photographing this awesome crew—this time at a new spot: Red Gate Park! Warm weather, happy kids, and plenty of candid moments made this session one to remember.
Fontaine Family: An Extended Family Session Full of Laughs and Love
This fun-loving extended family brought the energy, the smiles, and the chaos (the good kind!) to their session. Despite a sketchy forecast, the weather held out, and the result? A gallery full of beautiful, joy-filled images.
Creating Magical Photo Sessions with Kids Under Five: Tips for Fun and Stress-Free Memories
Capturing little ones under five can feel tricky, but it doesn't have to be! Here are simple, fun ways to create magical and memorable photo sessions with your toddlers and preschoolers.
Snapshots from the Sand: Our Family Vacation in Cancun
No tips, no itinerary. Just a collection of some of our favorite moments from a week of sunshine, salty breezes, and sweet time together at the Waldorf Astoria Cancun.
5 Things Parents Worry About During a Family Photo Session (That Don’t Actually Matter!)
As a family photographer and fellow parent, I know the stress that can come with family photo sessions. But I’m here to tell you: some of the things you’re stressing about? They don’t matter nearly as much as you think. Here are the top 5 parent worries that I promise you can let go of.
Hi, I’m Ginny
I’m a Maryland photographer based in Silver Spring, specializing in family sessions, newborns, maternity, headshots, and personal branding across the DC, Maryland, and Northern Virginia area.
With over a decade of experience, I create images that feel genuine, relaxed, and true to the people in front of my lens.