Hi! I'm Kylie
Career Nanny
turned
Mommy and Me Photographer
I've always loved kids.
If I could have stayed a camp counselor forever, I would have, but unfortunately, I grew up and had to pay my bills lol. So, I floated around from Au Pair to Preschool Teacher to now Mommy and Me Photographer,
and it couldn't be a better fit.
Having 10 years of childcare experience, I know the ins and outs of getting kids of all ages to cooperate.
You deserve someone who knows that sometimes we have a last-minute wardrobe change because someone wouldn't leave the house without their batman costume. Not naming names.
You deserve someone who understands that sometimes we get a bouncing-off-the-walls version of your child, sometimes we get a cuddly, shy version, and sometimes we get something completely unpredictable.
I welcome it all.
You deserve a photographer who knows kids and LOVES them.
I'm still Kylie
Eldest Daughter
turned
Entrepreneur
I've always been an overachiever.
Always looking for ways to improve efficiency, effectiveness and the overall experience for everyone involved. In school, this served me very well, but once I got into the workforce it caused quite a few issues. In my experience of working over 15 jobs, corporate America doesn't tend to like the overachievers. My potential was being overlooked because they wanted things to stay the same. That's why I decided to take on my photography business full time. I have a passion for making people's experience incredible (whether that be at a coffee shop or a ski resort).
You deserve someone who cares about you that much. Someone who cares about your experience. Someone who gets to know who you are. Your quirks. Your insecurities. Your strengths.
You deserve someone who will fight to make your vision come true. Someone who will answer all your questions before you even ask them.
You deserve an overachiever.
Why do you need a photographer who has been in front of the camera?
You deserve a photographer who understands the importance of mutual vulnerability.
Being in front of the camera can be a scary, intimate experience. That's why you want a photographer who knows how it feels. How can you trust a photographer to capture your vulnerability without being courageous enough to do it themselves? When I book a photographer, I make sure they have experience having their photo taken because I know they'll understand what specifically makes someone nervous before their session and what specifically can help ease those fears. I learned a lot from the first time I had my photos taken. Here's my experience:
