Jenni's family back to Tuscany
How to find a Trusted Photographer in Tuscany?
If you’re planning a family trip abroad, you might also want to capture your special moments. But how can you find a trusted photographer in Tuscany if you’ve never hired one?
In this post, we’re going to share with you the story of one of our former clients. She was traveling from abroad with her family, like you. We met them here in Tuscany a few years ago and took her Family Reunion photos. And this summer, she came back again, involving us in a project that you might love as well.
Val di Chiana view from Montefollonico
window smileys in the streets of Montefollonico
A lonely house on the hills
Jenni and her family in Montefollonico
How Jenni found us
the kids loved exploring
The Guidebook
Jenni is writing a guidebook to Southern Tuscany with Isabella Barlocher Moricciani. That will be published in spring 2022. In that book, they will dive deep into the lesser-known villages and experiences of Val d’Orcia. They will also present a slow travel philosophy to enjoy and engage meaningfully with the culture rather than rushing through a checklist of sights. That will be the only English language guidebook focused on Val d’Orcia, so we invite you to follow them on Instagram. The book will also feature many pictures that we took of Jenni and Isa exploring the area.
It was a sunny and windy day
Seth
William
Violet
Mother & daughter
Repeat clients
One of the best parts of being a family photographer is getting to watch our clients grow through the years. Just because our clients usually come from other countries, we love whenever they come back.
Just as repeat clients know what to expect of our photography style, we also know them. That makes our work much easier, and the experience is satisfying for all of us.
Jenni and Seth have visited Tuscany several times in the last decade. Like them, many people like to come back here – there is also a significant community of British and American residents.
This time they stayed in a village called Montefollonico, in Val d’Orcia. The hamlet was so peaceful that we could shoot almost in the middle of the streets. The surroundings also offered great natural backdrops, with golden wheat fields and the typical soft-rolling hills.
Sharing good stories
Hay bales and golden fields
It’s not only about the photos
Something's moving, down in the valley
A family of foxes came out playing!
It’s about sharing values
The Covid-19 pandemic came, disrupting our everyday life and imposing travel bans. On the other hand, that provided us all with a chance to stop and take a breath. To ponder what our priorities are. We wanted to give more space to meaningful relationships, also through our work. During the past years, we’ve been looking for new experiences to offer to our clients. So we thought to put together our love for Val d’Orcia and the people we met there with our work.
Read their review
Curious to know more? Jenni was so kind to write us a meaningful review. You may read it on our testimonials page.
Love that dark blue sky
Celebrate Your Growing Family & Get in touch!
These were our favorites of this Family portrait session in Val d’Orcia. We hope to give you some inspiration for your next family trip. If you want to see more examples of this kind of service, please visit our Family page, and get in touch with us!
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