Intimate Family Photosession in Autumn | VIENNA FAMILY PHOTOGRAPHY

I’m very grateful that I now get contacted only by mums and dads that want to have captured real unposed moments with their children. No fabricated laughs, no poses. Just your reality.

With Míša and her three little elves we went for a walk in the forest just behind her house. How amazing that those kids get to play in such beautiful nature. Reminded me of my childhood. And Míša’s daughter, is not only called the same as I, but also cherishes the same love for nature. She was collecting leaves and acorns with such passion, enjoying autumnal colours and light. It was a true delight to observe her connection with nature.

October is the best time to plan an outdoor session. Autumn is peeking, you get still quite high chance of lovely weather, and the nature is just absolutely divine.

What makes me so happy about this photosession is also the fact that these kids will forever have a memory of places they used to roam. In thirty years they can have a look at those images and remember a piece of their childhood. Remember their mum and siblings. Remember the nature. Their playfulness and energy. How they were loved and how they experienced that one day, one evening. A part of their life.

And I just believe that’s so beautiful and important.

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VIENNA FAMILY PHOTOGRAPHER | Relaxed Family Photosession in Nature

Vienna, Brno or Baden, you can find beautiful places for family images everywhere. But to me family photos are not just about the backdrop. They are mostly about a story of what the family likes and how much the members love and care for each other.

Unique, real and unposed pictures. Those are the kind of photos that I wish more of I had as a little girl. With my closest relatives.

I love meeting people who wish to capture the essence of childhood for their sons and daughters. I love going out to the nature with them. Letting them be themselves and documenting. Naturally without stressing anyone out with the need to strike a pose or look a certain way.

With Lucy, Adam and their boys this was exactly the case.

We spent beautiful two hours together trying to make a kite fly, discovering a cornfield, walking, collecting flowers, having a picnic below a tree, saving a stranger’s kite and looking at breathtaking sunset.

Evening that makes one feel so rich.

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