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Celebrating 11 Years as a Leading

Fine Art Photographer in NJ and Philadelphia

Welcome to Shooting Star Photography, where we specialize in capturing timeless, magical moments through our fine art portrait sessions. Based in Camden County, New Jersey, and proudly serving Philadelphia, South Jersey, and the Jersey Shore, we offer a variety of unique and personalized experiences tailored to every client.

From enchanting mermaid shoots at the Jersey Shore to fun farm photography with adorable animals, our sessions are crafted to celebrate individuality, creativity, and the beauty of your story. Whether you're looking for a luxurious family portrait, a First Holy Communion session, or an award-winning beach photo shoot, we are here to bring your vision to life.

Why Choose Shooting Star Photography?

With over 11 years of experience and three generations of creative talent—Dee, Deb, and Gigi—we bring a family-centered approach to every session. We are dedicated to creating beautiful, hand-edited artwork that reflects your unique style and personality.

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Let us make your next photography experience unforgettable with Shooting Star Photography, where magic and fine art come together.

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Behind the Scenes with Shooting Star's Post Processing!

Behind the Scenes with Shooting Star's Post Processing!

Before and After Post Processing Editing.

The secret is out of the bag South Jersey! Photographers aren't just great behind the camera these days, they are often magical wizards when it comes to the post-processing department (meaning editing your photographs)! I'm spilling a little beans at what goes on in my editing process.I am a firm believer in getting my photographs correct in camera. In fact, that's what I always strive for.

I never want to have to later rely on Lightroom or Photoshop to "fix" my issues or problems. I go into every shoot with direction. I know how I want things to go, what poses we'll be doing, and if using props, utilizing them to their full potential (I'm not the biggest fan of props, fyi.)I am not bossy, but I know how to give great direction and how to pose people to show them in their best light. I think some new photographers don't know how to take charge of the situation at times and that can be a new and difficult learning process, especially how to photograph toddlers. They can often-times be the most difficult.

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