A Denver Family Photographer for Down-To-Earth Families

Thinking of a tri-pod selfie for your inter-generational portrait? Here are three reasons you may want to reconsider.

Here are 5 quick tips to help you deal with stress better.

On a recent trip home, I realized the importance of family albums from my childhood and more significantly from even before I was born...

A few thoughts on an art show, social media and yearning for community...

I was honored when Voyage Denver reached out for a follow up interview to last year's article, and challenged personally by their questions.

I have found the key to solid interactions between me and my kids is often a good point of connection.

I've been hinting at changes coming to Holly Freeman Photography, and folks, they are coming to fruition!

One holiday season, a family photographer sat down at her computer to order her own family’s Christmas cards...

Autumn is a long, drawn out season. Why do we celebrate and give thanks for the bounty so long after the final harvest?

I had nearly missed these monuments of beauty because I was only looking for what sparkles...

Turns out, transitions are hard. Even when it’s something we’re excited for, we can still end up feeling challenged and powerless.

One family I photographed recently had to get creative when the pandemic hit. Find out how they pivoted and have kept afloat.

I love my work as a family photographer, but it's just one of the many hats I wear. I'm also a teacher of a very small classroom of two.

I've had some amazing mentors along the way, including my husband. Whether managing a business or a household, you'll find wisdom here, too.

Celebrating 10 years of marriage, I thought Natalie Makuh might have a thing or two to share about the challenges and joys along the way.

Wondering what it looks like to celebrate family when they're the very people who have filled your every minute for 14 weeks? A few ideas...

My goal here is to save you from a waste-of-time foray into the madness of errand running with children in the time of the pandemic.

We have a responsibility to guide our children to the best of our ability. Yes, we will say something wrong, but consider the rewards...

What a strange thing for all of humanity to be more or less disappointed at the same moment.

...this go-round especially, you may not get the alone time you crave—that might make you happy—but you can still choose joy.