“I don’t want to grow up. I want to be a kid.” I watched Peter Pan say to Wendy Moira Angela Darling as I sat in the audience of a local production of Peter Pan.

My son, Keegan was Captain Hook in this local production of Peter Pan. (He absolutely stole the show BTW. I know I’m biased but it’s true.)

Looking for the perfect park to take the kids and enjoy a beautiful day out? San Diego has so many fantastic options, and I’ve put together a list of some of the best parks in the area. From hidden treasures to classic favorites, there’s something here for everyone!

Family photos capture so much more than what we look like at a moment in time. They hold the stories of our lives, the connections we feel, and the unique love that we carry for each other. As a San Diego family portrait photographer, I’ve had the privilege of documenting these moments, watching families come together in a way that only the camera can truly capture. Through my lens, I aim to tell a story that is uniquely yours—a story of love, laughter, and connection.

Hey there! If you’re planning a trip to San Diego, let me be your beach guide! San Diego’s beaches are a dream come true for families, couples, and solo explorers alike, each with its own vibe, landscape, and local charm. Whether you want wide sands, cliffside views, or a bit of classic California surf culture, these beaches have something for everyone. Here are my favorite beach spots to check out!

As a maternity photographer in San Diego, it is awlays such a pleasure to capture moms-to-be during this special time. While you’re in the midst of the nesting phase, scheduling a maternity photoshoot may not seem like something to help satisfy that feeling, but I promise it will. Those photos will serve as a precious memory of your pregnancy and a celebration of the life you're about to welcome into the world.

But the big question is: when is the best time to take maternity photos?

I wanted to try new techniques with Polaroid film. I did some research on ways to “soup” Polaroids, but most methods require a lot of time—just like with regular film soup. Since I wanted my images ready each day, I decided to experiment with a faster process. I don’t have a ton of experience with this type of film, so I approached it as a “learn-as-you-go” project. When I started cutting up an image and adding paint, my expectations were pretty low. But the result? It turned out so good!