A Photo of Everyone together


Do you have a photo of your whole family together? I know the answer is probably no.


Not everyone gets to have their portrait taken by a professional photographer on a regular basis, it's just not a common occurrence, it's expensive, and not every family lives in the same state, neighborhood, or country. Not to mention that coordinating multiple schedules/people, and having everyone gather together on the same day at the same time is difficult and usually only happens on special occasions like a wedding, a major milestone, or during Holidays.


However, this doesn't mean you should give up on the idea of having your portrait taken with your whole family, the people who mean the most to you. In fact, even if you do it just once, once every five years, once a decade, or once a year, being able to record the whole tribe together is important.


Life happens, we grow old, we move away, we get married, we have babies, we graduate, we celebrate anniversaries, we live and die. And when things change, for better or for worse, we hang on to the memories, we remember the loved ones with pictures, we treasure the photos we took together and regret not having more.


Photos become physical memories frozen in time, allowing us to hold, kiss, and keep our family close. So you see, having your portrait taken with your entire family is meaningful, worthy of investing, and one of the best gifts you can share with those who mean the most to you.

a candid view of a BIPOC couple holding their child against a white backdrop during a family session by Paula Ortiz NYC
a BIPOC elder couple lean onto each other while looking at the camera on a white backdrop for an extended family session
three sisters smile at the camera during an extended family session in kew gardens, Queens by Paula Ortiz NYC Family
a candid view of an aunt with her nephew in her lap during an extended family session by Paula Ortiz NYC Family Photos
a candid view of BIPOC grandparents with their two boy grandkids at home by Paula Ortiz NYC Family Photographer
A family of eight smile at the camera during an extended family session in Kew Gardens, Queens by Paula Ortiz NYC Family
a candid scene of a mother playing with her toddler boy and a balloon with beautiful window light in Queens NY
an adult BIPOC family of five smile at the camera against a white backdrop at home during an extended family session NY
a candid view of an adult woman and her elder mother hugging and smiling during a family session at home in Kew Gardens
a candid view of a grandfather holding his toddler grandson who is giving him a kiss while his teen grandson watches

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Are you having a special event coming up? Maybe your parent's anniversary, a milestone birthday, or just never taken professional photos with your entire crew?

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