Proof That You Don't Have To Live in a Mansion

Many of my clients think that because their house does not resemble a model home or a spread out of a Pottery Barn Catalogue, they can't have pictures taken there.

It's simply not true.

All a good natual light photographer needs is some form of sunlight.

My backyard is currently a mess. There is no grass, just dirt and some scraggly bits of sad, sad grass. A huge pile of pine needles and pine tree limbs and pine cones and other assorted bits of pine tree detritus is along one wall waiting to be taken to the dump. Basically, it's a pile of TRASH sitting on top of some fairly non-descript pinkish rocks (the oh-so-popular ones here in the valley because, well, they're CHEAP.)

This is my daughter in the 15 minutes we spent playing outside waiting for her brother to wake up from his nap.

Like I said, most of the time, setting is inconsequential.