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Hollis-Brookline Families, check out these amazing locations for your next family photos session! Make your session uniquely you and pick your favorites.
Living in New England, I can tell you that the vast majority of people equate family photos with fall. And I don’t blame them. The fall color makes a stunning backdrop! And the weather is usually more reliably-pleasant - not insanely hot, not frigid, not super rainy or humid or buggy - so it’s a little easier to think about photos then.
But I’m here to tell you that January is even better! Read more.
A storytelling family session is one that centers your family - your personalities, your favorite things to do together, and above all, your connection with and care for one another - and tells a story you’ll want to remember for many years to come.
In the hectic pace of life, I often forget to pause and look back. To see where I’ve been as an anchor to where I’m headed. I have lots of thoughts and feelings about 2025 but suffice it to say that it was a pretty tumultuous year in life, in the world, and — because everything is deeply connected — in this business as well.
That said, I got to photograph some pretty amazing people this year! See for yourself:
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Finding the right photographer for your session doesn’t have to be hard! Here are my top tips.
Choosing the right outfits for your senior session doesn’t have to be hard or overwhelming. Here’s how to make it easy!
Hollis-Brookline Seniors, check out these amazing locations for your senior photos! Make your session uniquely you and pick your favorites.
Class of 2027, it’s time to start thinking about senior photos! You want photos that tell your story, in a way that’s unique to you. Look no further! Lynnae Day Photography is here to help.
Seniors
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Hollis-Brookline Families, check out these amazing locations for your next family photos session! Make your session uniquely you and pick your favorites.
I’ve been doing a daily photo project this year, pulling out my camera to document our life as it is. Most days I feel wildly uninspired but when I step back and look at the now-six weeks of photos I have, I'm loving the story it tells.
Living in New England, I can tell you that the vast majority of people equate family photos with fall. And I don’t blame them. The fall color makes a stunning backdrop! And the weather is usually more reliably-pleasant - not insanely hot, not frigid, not super rainy or humid or buggy - so it’s a little easier to think about photos then.
But I’m here to tell you that January is even better! Read more.
A storytelling family session is one that centers your family - your personalities, your favorite things to do together, and above all, your connection with and care for one another - and tells a story you’ll want to remember for many years to come.
In the hectic pace of life, I often forget to pause and look back. To see where I’ve been as an anchor to where I’m headed. I have lots of thoughts and feelings about 2025 but suffice it to say that it was a pretty tumultuous year in life, in the world, and — because everything is deeply connected — in this business as well.
That said, I got to photograph some pretty amazing people this year! See for yourself:
Holiday family photos aren’t just about getting everyone dressed up and smiling for the camera; they’re about pausing time, just for a moment. They’re about slowing down, remembering what life looks & feels like right now, whether that involves sticky fingers in the kitchen or a full house with grown kids back under one roof. Click to read more.
Sometimes life is too hectic for a full-on family session, and what you really need is a quick, 30-minute option. My petite family sessions provide just that, and this family jumped on it this fall!
One of my favorite places to photograph families is at Beaver Brook in Hollis, NH. Click to read on!
I believe family photos should tell your family’s true, authentic story. That the process of making them should be relaxed, comfortable, and familiar, in a space and around an activity that helps everyone let their guard down and simply enjoy being together.
Family photos are an excellent opportunity to slow down, spend some time with our loved ones, and pause time for a moment. It is breathtaking how quickly kids grow up, so pausing time now and then is essential!
I got to spend some time with this lovely Hollis, NH, family this fall. We managed to plan it just perfectly so that the fall leaves in their backyard were peak color (you can’t tell because I’m obsessed with black & white, but scroll to the end for the proof!).
Family photos are more than just your annual holiday card photo (you know the one I’m talking about!) —they are visual stories that capture the heart and soul of your family's unique connection and personality. While traditional studio or outdoor sessions have their charm, there's something profoundly intimate and authentic about photographing your family right where life happens: at home. As a Southern NH family photographer, I’ve seen the benefits of creating family photos in the comfort of your home. Here are my top five!
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Colleen is an artist based out of Concord, NH, Colleen explores life, grief, emotion, and story through vibrant, abstract paintings. Her work is stunning!
Last month, I had the privilege of photographing Tracy Perry and Alyson Manion for their school board bid in Brookline, New Hampshire. (And thanks to a snow day this week, I’m actually managing to post this before the election! Read on.)
I first discovered Frame Theory about a year ago, when I decided to enter a few photos in Beaver Brook’s fall art show. I picked out a few of my favorite images, brought them to the storefront in Milford, New Hampshire, and instantly connected with David & Kaylene.
When I first announced my branding / small business photography services, Dr. Marie Ramas of Medrizon Consulting was also one of the first to reach out. Marie is a friend and neighbor and she’s kicking off a new consulting business this year. She was working on a logo & website and needed some professional photos to go along with it.
When I first announced my branding / small business photography services, Pure Life Fitness of Hollis, New Hampshire, was one of the first to reach out. They were kicking off a rebrand: they designed a new logo, built a new website, and needed some professional photos to go along with it. I was thrilled to jump in!
In our increasingly digitally-connected world, professional photography is invaluable for businesses of all shapes and sizes, whether brand new or multi-national, local or global. At the same time, affordable digital cameras get better and better every year - even your mobile phone, for example, likely takes some pretty good images - and DIY resources abound for doing your own photos. How do you decide which route to take?
What story do you and your space (physical or virtual) tell your clients? What do you want them to understand?
Creatives / Businesses
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Why is the language of photography so harsh, extractive? For example: Headshot. Photo shoot. Take/get/shoot a photo. I was curious about it, so I did a little research. Come read what I found out!
I’ve been doing a daily photo project this year, pulling out my camera to document our life as it is. Most days I feel wildly uninspired but when I step back and look at the now-six weeks of photos I have, I'm loving the story it tells.