Choosing a Location


Choosing a location for your portraits is an essential part of the planning process. This can set the entire mood for your session and helps determine which clothing you should wear as well.

I've put together a list of locations in the CSRA that families can choose from (aside from mini session locations) that will best capture them in their preferred setting.

A family of five walks together holding hands along a dirt path during sunset.

The Aqueduct Park

Person in light blue dress laying on concrete ledge near water during golden sunset.

Savannah River Rapids

A small child wearing a cowboy hat stands on a path with blurred figures in the background.

Langley Pond

Person wearing white cardigan and jeans standing on brick paved street with trees and red umbrella in background.

Downtown Aiken

A person in a flowing blue ballgown poses on a brick path surrounded by lush green trees in a garden setting. Quince photo shoot

Hopeland Gardens

A family group portrait in coordinated outfits standing together outdoors during autumn.

Brick Pond Park

Beautiful beach sunset silhouettes creating a romantic atmosphere on the sandy shoreline.

Elijah Cove

senior photo shoot on a garden bench surrounded by pink flowering bushes.

Augusta Riverwalk

Baseball player sliding into base during an intense game on the baseball diamond.

Citizens Park

Dancer in a flowing dress performing graceful movements on a tree-lined path in dappled sunlight.

South Boundary

Group photo of people standing together in casual wear in front of white fence outdoors.

Grace Avenue

A couple stands on a tree-lined asphalt road surrounded by green forest for family portraits

South Boundary

Sweet family portrait session in a blooming wildflower meadow.

Clarks Hill Pollinator Trail

Extended family gathering for professional portraits in a pine forest setting.

Clairbourne Residents Only

Open Field Space

Studio Space


My studio is going to be undergoing construction over the winter months. We're converting half of my garage to a studio space so we have more room. In the meantime, we use my dining area inside my home - which is of course, warm, cozy and spacious with plenty of room for parents and siblings to hang out, watch a TV show (to entertain littles) and capture those memories for you.

In the studio - whether it be in my dining area or garage conversion, it is specifically designed for children. On rare occasions, I can accommodate families up to 6 however, this is rare. Backdrops are ordered specifically for small children and headshots only.

Professional portrait of woman in black business suit against neutral studio background.
Couple poses with newborn baby in studio portrait against dark background.
Sleeping baby rests peacefully on textured blanket with white pillow.
Child in patriotic outfit and sunglasses poses with vintage props against American-themed backdrop.