This past weekend I had my first ever family shoot at a private farm in Bucks County, PA. It was a pleasure getting to photograph such a sweet family, in addition to some teeny-tiny goats. I’m only posting the innocent-looking photos of the goats, but between you and me, I did manage to snag a few shots of the wee goat munching on the mom’s hair. It was a breath of fresh air to be able to photograph adorable kids because they are always striking precious, candid poses without even realizing it.

I hope to be given the opportunity to photograph a family again sometime in the near future. It definitely made me step outside of my comfort zone and experiment with fresh perspectives. Also, it wouldn’t hurt to get to hang out with baby goats again too, they are my new BFFs.

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As a gift to their parents, sibling duo Lindsay and Michael decided to embark on a photo shoot at their house and then Tyler State Park. The weather was chilly, but there were smiles galore and even their family dog Diesel couldn’t contain his excitement.

Lindsay and Michael looked totally natural sitting on the rocks and hanging out—they definitely embraced their inner Abercrombie & Fitch models.

I also snagged some shots of Lindsay with her boyfriend Dan, who was kind enough to wrangle a very vocal Diesel.

I’m mostly used to working with engaged couples, so it was challenging shooting siblings for the first time—Lindsay and Michael definitely made my job easy by being so relaxed!

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On a recent trip to my parents in Lewes, Delaware, we visited a family nearby that had a menagerie of exotic pets. I feel like taking care of our 5 pets can be a ton of responsibility, so I can only imagine how difficult it must be to keep up with all of their adorable critters. Their furry and feathered friends were so happy and cared for, which made for a lot of cute photos. My favorites were the alpacas, but the monkey came in at a close second (his little face is so precious!).

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