Fine Art Family Photography Stories & Resources
A journal for families seeking timeless portraits across South Jersey, Philadelphia, and the surrounding region.
This journal shares fine-art family photography stories, session inspiration, and location guides for families throughout South Jersey and the greater Philadelphia area. Each post is designed to help parents plan meaningful portrait experiences while exploring the artistry behind Shooting Star Photography’s heirloom approach.
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Stylized Prep Sheet
Stylized Prep Sheet- With a NJ Family Photographer
Offering our clients full wardrobe planning and design, plus access to our handpicked client closet!
Flower Meadow Princess- Salem County
Little Girl in a white flower meadow in Salem County, NJ.
Family Photographer Session in Millville, New Jersey
Lake Audrey, NJ: A Great Photo Session Spot
Looking for a picturesque location to capture memorable moments and create stunning photographs? Look no further than Lake Audrey in beautiful New Jersey. Nestled in a serene natural setting, Lake Audrey offers the perfect backdrop for your next photo session.
Uptown Funk- A Graffiti Photo Shoot in Philadelphia.
Shooting Portraits Against a Graffiti Background: PlusesShooting portraits against a graffiti background can add an edgy and urban feel to your photographs. Here are a few reasons why this type of setting can be a great choice:1. Unique and Vibrant Backdrop: Graffiti art is known for its bold colors, intricate details, and unique designs. Incorporating this backdrop into your portraits instantly gives them a distinctive and eye-catching feel. The vibrant graffiti can add depth and interest to your images, making them stand out among more traditional portrait settings.
Fairy Photography- Capturing the magic of Childhood in NJ
Capture the enchantment of childhood with Fairy Photo Shoots in New Jersey at Shooting Star Photography. A whimsical experience that transports kids into a magical world!
Follow our journey around the Philadelphia Area.
