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All she wants for Mother’s Day is just one good photo—one where she’s not behind the camera, not managing chaos, but right there in the frame with the people she loves most. This spring, give her that photo (and more) with a peaceful, private mini session in Masker Orchards during peak apple blossom season in the New York Hudson Valley area. These short and sweet sessions include a professionally printed and matted photo shipped right to your door—so she doesn’t just get the memory, she gets to holdit.
Your phone is likely filled with thousands of photos of your kids—first-day-of-school grins, backyard playdates, and cozy bedtime routines. While these snapshots tell part of your family’s story, they’re often incomplete. The biggest problems? You are rarely in the photos, and most of them sit untouched on the cloud, never printed or enjoyed.
It’s time to stop letting precious memories stay buried in your digital clutter. Let’s create something timeless—something your family will cherish for generations.
Read more about how to preserve your family’s story.
Julia Chang-Lomonico is a family photographer in Northern New Jersey. Located in Bergen County, Julia is available for photography services in the NYC metro area (NY, NJ, CT). Julia specializes in Day in the Life, kids and family, and small event photography.
I did a thing that was completely outside my comfort zone. I was recently interviewed on the Documentary Family Photographers Community podcast by the wonderful Heather Whitten, and we talked all about Photographing Adolescence.
We dug into how my homeschooling journey shaped my approach to photography, why I’ve become more drawn to photographing teens, and the impact of advice I’ve received from Nyack based therapist Maskit and clinical psychologist Lisa Damour in doing this work thoughtfully.
This conversation means a lot to me. It’s personal, a little vulnerable, and full of the kinds of things I wish more people talked about when it comes to parenting and photographing teens.