by Studio FB USA | 13/10/2026 | Family Photography
The most common mistake is choosing the most famous backdrop first. Rainbow Row at noon on a Saturday, with a three-year-old, passing cars and a sidewalk full of visitors, rarely gives a family the picture they imagined. Angel Oak at golden hour sounds perfect until...
by Studio FB USA | 30/07/2026 | Family Photography
Three beaches within a short drive of each other can look almost identical in a photograph and still follow three different sets of rules. On one of them, a hired photographer is not allowed to work on the sand at all. For a session with a professional photographer,...
by Studio FB USA | 28/07/2026 | Family Photography
A common mistake when choosing between studio and outdoor family photos is choosing the backdrop first and the people second. A beach you love is the wrong setting for a nine-day-old in July; a studio backdrop is the wrong setting for twenty relatives who want the...
by Studio FB USA | 21/07/2026 | Family Photography
“How long does it take, and how many people can come?” Families in Summerville often ask us those two things once grandparents, aunts and cousins are involved. The honest answer to the second is that there is no fixed limit: the larger the group, the more...
by Studio FB USA | 02/06/2026 | Family Photography
In the photo at the top of this page, a couple walks hand in hand through ankle-deep water, both in white: an untucked linen shirt with the sleeves rolled, a dress with a lace hem the waves are already splashing. Nothing fights the blue of the sea, and nobody looks...
by Studio FB USA | 05/05/2026 | Family Photography
The most common mistake on a Folly Beach photoshoot is one that photo blogs still suggest: stepping into the dunes for the shot with the sea oats behind you. On Folly that is more than bad manners: the city’s rules say it is unlawful to be on the sand dunes...