Thank you for being here!
I am a Southern California family photographer. I specialize in mini sessions and an inclusive photography experience for families of all abilities and backgrounds.
I look forward to serving you and your family.
If you have any questions, please reach out to me and let’s chat!
Hi, my name is Georgia.
Wondering if I work with families like yours?
Absolutely.
Every family is unique — and that’s something I deeply value and celebrate. I proudly photograph families of all backgrounds, dynamics, personalities, and abilities.
My sessions are built around patience, flexibility, and creating a welcoming space where your family can feel comfortable being yourselves.
Because the most meaningful photos happen when families feel safe, supported, and fully seen.
It all started with a $200 Craigslist camera.
A friend sent me the listing, and I messaged the owner that same night. It was the most money I had ever spent… on something I didn’t even know how to use.
I bought Scott Kelby’s Digital Photography Book and took that camera to the Getty Museum in Los Angeles that very weekend.
I came home and spent hours editing those photos every night.
They weren’t good. Honestly… they were pretty cringey.
But I kept going.
I stayed up until 2 a.m. learning, practicing, and experimenting — fully aware I needed to wake up just four hours later for my day job as a public school teacher.
I continued teaching for several more years before eventually stepping away to pursue photography full time.
That little $200 camera turned into more than a hobby. It became over a decade of lessons, challenges, memories, and friendships. It became a business.
It became my life.
Sometimes I think about how different everything would be if I had never bought that camera. I probably wouldn’t have met my husband. And I wouldn’t have my incredible, sweet daughter — who truly is the best. Being her mom is my greatest joy and something I’m endlessly proud of.
(Okay… slight detour there. Back to photography.)
Over the years, my craft expanded into film photography. My technical skills grew stronger. My artistic style became more refined and intentional.
There was even a season where I stepped away for a while — which ultimately deepened my appreciation for this work even more.
Today, I feel incredibly grateful to still be doing what I love.
And the best part?
I get to share it with families like yours — preserving the moments that matter most, before they quietly become memories.
Cheers,
Georgia
Looking natural in photos isn’t luck.
It’s experience and guidance.
I carefully direct light, angles, movement, and interactions to highlight your family in the most flattering and authentic way possible. You won’t be left wondering what to do or how to stand.