We offer beautiful props and backdrops to amuse your child in a pleasant way so that we capture their best expressions.
Appointments are not scheduled “back to back” allowing your child to “warm up” to the camera.
The beautiful Communion dress was purchased at Ragamuffins Children’s Boutique in Marlton, New Jersey.
In our “Digital World” many people just store the Communion Images on their phone. Doing this risks losing them as well as no impact to this very special moment in your child’s religious life.
Our Marlton, New Jersey Studio offers many beautiful products to display the First Communion milestone after your child has been photographed. So “one stop shopping” for our busy lives.
The First Holy Communion session includes artistic, dramatic and fun smiling to the camera poses to capture this important occasion.
1. Capturing your child’s First Communion with a photography session shows the importance of this Religious Milestone.
2. A “one on one” personal photography experience for your child with no distractions from other people or children.
3. Beautiful Studio Props and Backdrops so you do not have to worry about the weather, wind, rain or no time allowed back into the church.
4. Artistic, Dramatic and Fun smiling to the camera poses.
5. Enjoy your experience with a friendly, patient and educated photographer.
This beautiful First Communion dress was purchased at Ragamuffins Children’s Boutique in Marlton, New Jersey. For more details please visit: www.ragamuffinschildrensboutique.com
Unlike cell phone photos of everyday activities, our First Communion photography session creates a lasting image of that special time in your child’s life.
Artistic lighting, dramatic posing and big smiles are utilized for your images in our Marlton, New Jersey photography studio.
We offer “no rush” appointments so your child has time to “warm up” to the camera to achieve best results.
A variety of “high end” print products to display in your home as well as digital images are available.
My Marlton, New Jersey Studio was a perfect place to photograph this little girl’s First Communion Photo Session. I believe that these milestone sessions are very important and should not be rushed. Different backdrops and lighting techniques are used to give several “looks” to the images. Many times the image resembles a painted style. Children at this age are usually around 7 to 8 and patience is the key to a great photo. The kids really enjoy “playing model” and the last image taken is a pose that I let them create. Most times they let “off steam” and do something silly!
