by Jessica Strobel | Sep 25, 2026 | Family Photography, Kiddos, Senior Photos, Sessions
Question: My family photos feel the same every year, what am I doing wrong? Answer:Honestly? Nothing! You’re doing nothing wrong if your family photos feel the same – sometimes, it’s actually really cool to capture your family in the same environment year after...
by Jessica Strobel | Sep 6, 2026 | Family Photography, Kiddos, Senior Photos, Sessions
Question: My child’s school picture doesn’t even look like them, what should I do? Answer: Working with an affordable local photographer means you can have photos that represent your kids as they are, with all their passion and attitude! The one-second portrait taken...
by Jessica Strobel | Aug 24, 2026 | Family Photography, Kiddos, Senior Photos, Sessions
Question: Can’t I just use AI for senior pictures? Answer: While it’s tempting to use AI for senior pictures, I’d recommend taking the time to have a real photo session. Not just because photography is important, but because you deserve to not only...
by Jessica Strobel | Aug 14, 2026 | Family Photography, Kiddos, Mini Sessions, Motherhood, Sessions
Question: Where should I order prints from my professional photo session? Answer: Jessica Strobel Photography now offers exclusive custom printing services, so you can order directly from me! Professional photos are meant to be printed When you get your gallery after...
by Jessica Strobel | Jul 20, 2026 | Family Photography, Kiddos, Locations, Newborn, Sessions
Question: When should I book my newborn photography session? Answer: That depends whether you mean “when” as in “the date of the session” or “when” as in “when in my pregnancy should I look at photographers”. The answer isn’t one-size-fits-all, to either question...
by Jessica Strobel | Jul 10, 2026 | Event Photography, Family Photography, Kiddos, Mini Sessions, Sessions
P.S. Just wanted to let you know that the images included in this blog post are not exclusively of families with neurodivergent kids. They are photos from family sessions generally! Neurotype differences like ADHD, Autism, and other neurodivergensies aren’t visible....
