Pick one. French Quarter stairwells, colorful Bywater streets, Spanish moss in City Park, urban neighborhoods such as Algiers Point or private courtyards like Race + Religious?

Comment your favorite below. I’m curious which one wins.

Every senior session starts with picking the spot that feels most like you. Whether you’re the girl who wants the ironwork and shutters or the one who’d rather be under the oaks, there’s a corner of New Orleans that fits.

Class of 2027, I’d love to help you find yours. Fall senior sessions have begun!

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The beauty of a private French Quarter courtyard.

We had the Hermann-Grima House all to ourselves, and sisters Zoe and Amelia made the most of every corner. Old brick, lush green, soft morning light, and these two looking absolutely stunning in their fall best.

Such a fun morning with the sweetest sister duo. Thank you for letting me capture it!

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Maybe dad is dreading photos, picturing standing still and smiling on command.

Maybe the last session went exactly like that.

Twirl sessions are different. There’s a kid to toss in the air. A race to the oak tree. This session feels more relaxed and natural.

Ten minutes in, he’s asking for one more photo.

Send this to the dad who needs convincing.

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Three private courtyards. Two November mornings. Just a few spots left.

The Beauregard-Keyes House, Terrell House, and Pitot House aren’t open for everyday photos, and I’ve taken care of the permits so you can just show up and enjoy it. Sessions on Nov 7 and 8 also mean your gallery lands in time for holiday cards.

See the locations through the link in my bio, or send me a message for details.

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