There’s a photograph somewhere in most of our childhoods that isn’t a posed portrait or a holiday card shot. It’s an in-between moment, something that usually seems peripheral or unremarkable- but these are also the moments that illustrate what real life is like, whether it’s piles of shoes by the door or littles trailing their […]

When it comes to outdoor family photos, one of the biggest questions people have is what to wear. Let’s get this out of the way first: when you work with me, it’s completely fine not to plan a single thing outfit-wise. If your family shows up in whatever you were already wearing that day, that […]

Most people who choose to elope are stepping away from something. Not just a big event, but the expectations that come with it. A timeline, a long list of decisions, and a day that starts to feel like it belongs to other people. When you strip all of that away, it’s reasonable to question what […]

Most people assume that newborn photography means getting everyone ready, packing a bag, and leaving the house within a couple weeks of having a baby. That alone is enough to make a lot of families put it off entirely. What I offer is different. With in home newborn photography, I come to you. Your baby […]

Schools change portrait providers for many reasons, and it’s not a light decision. When they do, it’s often because something about the process hasn’t felt as smooth or aligned as it should. Choosing the right school portrait photographer affects more than just the final images. It shapes how photo day feels for students, teachers, administrators, […]

Conflict gets a bad reputation. Most people think the goal is to avoid it, to keep the peace and move on quickly. But conflict itself isn’t the problem. Escalation is. When people search for how to have hard conversations, what they usually mean is this: How do I say what matters without it turning into […]

Why I Don’t Box My Work Into One Style When I first started photographing families, my work was fully documentary. I was drawn to showing things as they were, without direction or interference. Over time, though, I noticed that while many families preferred the feeling of a fly-on-the-wall session, some wanted more guidance. Being photographed […]

How to choose a family photographer often comes down to understanding what kind of experience will best support your family — not just what the photos will look like. Many parents already have a sense of how their kids tend to show up in new situations, and they want to choose something that works with […]

Fine Art School Portrait Photographer- Rebecca Bloomfield School portraits don’t need to be stressful, complicated, or filled with forced smiles. My approach is designed to make picture day simple for schools and joyful for families, while delivering portraits with patience, warmth, and a documentary eye that helps capture each child naturally. A Calm, Kid-Centered Approach […]

Fall Family Portrait Sessions—sometimes called mini sessions—are the quick, artful way to capture your family in just 10 minutes. Perfect for holiday cards and timeless portraits.