How Often to Take Family Photos in Lake Tahoe

Overlooking Donner Lake family session

By North Lake Tahoe Family Photographer Annie X

How often to take family photos is the question I am often asked. I recommend at least one full session each year to capture growth and change but of course I am biased. I do have clients I see every year and others alternate years…

Why annual sessions matter when deciding how often to take family photos

Once a year keeps track of milestones and makes for stunning holiday cards. I suggest booking by August for perfect fall light and colorful leaves.

Milestone shoots: how often to take family photos for big moments

Milestone shoots answer how often to take family photos for big moments in your child’s life. Celebrate newborns first birthdays and graduations with dedicated shoots. These sessions highlight life’s big moments against Lake Tahoe’s breathtaking backdrop.

Mini sessions: a fun way to refresh how often you take family photos

Short fifteen minute shoots fill the gaps between your full sessions. Spring blossoms summer lake days and winter snow scenes all make beautiful memories. A great way to get in the know, get first dibs on mini sessions days for example, get on the VIP list , here.

Twin sisters winter beach portrait

Embracing spontaneity: why you can’t go wrong in how often to take family photos

When new puppies arrive or cousins reunite at Grandma’s cabin I’m ready to capture those spontaneous moments. No moment is too small to preserve specially multi generations reunions. We all know how fleeting moments can be.

Let’s make a schedule that fits your family’s rhythm and the magic of Tahoe light. Book your family session now

I also usually plan Bay Area sessions in the fall details to follow.


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