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Meet Victoria
“Photography is a way of feeling, of touching, of loving, What you have caught on film is captured forever. It remembers little things long after you have forgotten everything.”
-Aaron Sisking
ABOUT VICTORIA
I’m totally the mom who holds onto every piece of artwork, has over-stuffed baby books documenting each milestone, and stays up late every night on my i-phone watching old videos of my kids and getting teary-eyed about how quickly they’re changing. I’m painfully aware of the joy and nostalgia that comes along with a child growing up—babies turn into toddlers, toddlers turn into big kids, and big kids turn into teens off to college—all in the blink of an eye. So my goal is to document and freeze this time—whatever stage your family is in—so you too can look back and remember the moments you promised yourself you would never forget. I strive to take the images that I would treasure of my own kids…my son’s thick eyelashes and the way he holds my hand, my daughter’s curls that only come out when it’s humid outside, my youngest’s gummy smile and messy pigtails. Those little details that make me feel something. Thank you for trusting me to take those images for you—for allowing me to be a small part of your family’s story.
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my aesthetic
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Whimsical
Dark & Moody
Classic
Rustic
Earthy
Abstract
Cheerful
my personlity in three words
extroverted, busy body, family gal
my ideal travel destination
bring me to the beach
city girl
the mountains are calling
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my fav TV shows
Yellowstone, The Handmaid's Tale, Game of Thrones,
my kiddos
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Henry
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Eleanor
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August
my animals
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Chickens
Cat
Goats
Sheep
MEET YOUR STYLIST, LINDSAY
As session dates get closer, the number one question I get from clients is “What should we wear?!” To help ease your stress, full sessions (and select mini sessions) include styling by Lindsay, Moseley Road Photography's Style Consultant.
Whether you already know what you want to wear, are looking to borrow items from my Client Closet, or want advice on items to purchase on your own that are within your budget, Lindsay is at your service. As you select outfits for yourself and your significant other, kids, etc., feel free to snap some pictures of what you’re thinking and send them my way as well if you want my opinion on what photographs best.
Client Closets
TO VIEW MY CLIENT CLOSETS, HEAD TO MY INSTAGRAM AND CLICK ON "CC LITTLE GIRLS" (OR RELEVANT HIGHLIGHT) TO VIEW OPTIONS. MY HIGHLIGHTS WILL LOOK LIKE THE ICONS BELOW!
Style yourself first! I don’t know about you, but I always have the hardest time dressing myself for portraits. It usually requires multiple trips to stores and lots of returns before I’m happy with a selection. So my biggest piece of advice is to decide what YOU are wearing before turning to what your significant other or child(ren) are going to wear. When in doubt, you can’t go wrong with a maxi dress. Favorite places to shop for women: Baltic Born, Altar’d State, Anthropologie, Free People, Target, TJ Maxx, & Pink Blush (maternity). Favorite places to shop for kids: Zara, Joyfolie, Alice & Ames, Old Navy, Gap, H&M, &. Target.
Don’t be too “matchy-matchy.” Although it’s important that your family’s outfits coordinate, you don’t want them to actually match. Ideally, you want to have a mix of solids and simple patterns (nothing too busy) in colors that coordinate well.
Add texture to the images! Dress in layers (also important in case the forecast changes); add a fun necklace, hat, or other accessory; look for a dress that has movement/will blow in the wind.
Don’t be afraid of bold colors—they photography beautifully (especially reds and yellows)! Just make sure family members aren’t wearing competing colors (you don’t want to look like a box of crayons). I highly recommend pastels in the spring/summer (light pinks, blues, yellows) and warm or jewel-tones in the fall/winter (maroon, mustard yellow, hunter green, burnt orange)
Be comfortable. If your feet are killing you in those new heels, it’ll show on your face in the pictures. If your child hates itchy sweaters, don’t force it. Make sure everyone feels happy & confident in what they’re wearing.
Don’t forget the shoes! It can be easy to overlook what’s going on your feet, but they will definitely be in the photographs, so make sure you plan those as well. Don’t be afraid to incorporate your son’s favorite cowboy boots or your daughter’s favorite sparkly flats., but avoid shoes with logos and wild socks.