scripps pier la jolla
Iconic surfers haven. Located in the heart of La Jolla Shores. Very popular location for all types of photoshoots. Yoga, engagement, family, you name it... . Very kid and family friendly. Street parking and easy access to the beach and pier.
Blacks beach
Blacks beach in La Jolla is absolutely one of my favorite places to photograph. The backdrop of the serene mountain cliffs meeting the private ocean is pure magic. A locals favorite for day hiking and magic surf. This private remote beach is for the adventurous couple or mama to be. It is about a half mile hike on a paved road down to the beach and back up. This location is clothing optional so we can get artsy without a crowd around.
WIndansea beach
Another La Jolla gem!! Windansea beach is pure magic with crystal clear waters and a white sand beach! A locals surf spot and a destination dream for any visitor looking at getting engaged, or just want to have their family photos taken for the holidays. Just dreamy!!
the hidden swings in la jolla
You will have to contact me personally to access this spot. A La Jolla secret gem. Local artists come out and keep the hidden swing painted with affirmations and inspiring images. This photo spot is for the free spirit couple or the adventurous family!! Memories will most definitely be made!!
Little Italy
Little Italy in downtown San Diego is a romantic chic, pedestrian-friendly neighborhood, packed with trendy cocktail bars, brewpubs and restaurants with bustling patios. Upscale clothing boutiques, indie music venues and quaint piazzas dot the area, while the weekly Little Italy Mercato Farmers’ Market draws crowds to its mix of produce, gourmet food and craft stalls. The green lawns of Waterfront Park have fountains, and offer views of the bay. Iconic for the lovers!
marian bear memorial park
Marian Bear Memorial Park upcountry La Jolla. Perfect for a fall photoshoot in San Diego . If you want to have a diverse photoshoot besides the beach this is your spot. The colors are pure magic and it's dog friendly!! Parking is free. This place is just beautiful and convenient for a family or maternity photoshoot.
mission basilica san diego
California's first Mission. Mission Basilica San Diego is located in central San Diego, Mission Valley. It is absolutely beautiful with its white, vintage backdrop and deep historic architecture! A modern spanish vibe is iconic to San Diego natives and visitors. Perfect for families, couples or a small wedding.
La Jolla street art
Support your local artist and use their painting as your photo backdrop. Lots of cool spots in Pacific Beach as well...
trilogy santcuary
Roof Top, ocean view sanctuary in the heart of La Jolla village. The ambiance is so peaceful and the energy around so calm and positive. An amazing place for allergy friendly food/beverage options. The perfect space for the free spirit lifestyle photoshoot. Prenatal yoga, acro and all types of yoga and events here.
crystal pier pacific beach
The historic wooden pier is a serene spot to enjoy sweeping coastal views or watch surfers at play. On top of the pier overlooking the ocean hosts a quaint hotel with beachy, New England-inspired cottages about 2 miles from Belmont Park and 4 miles from the SeaWorld San Diego. Magical!
the flower fields at carlsbad ranch
Imagine an endless field of colorful blooms... Perfection for a maternity or engagement photoshoot!! The Flower Fields in Carlsbad are pure magic and great for a family adventure or for a behind the scenes surprise engagement photo session in San Diego. Visitors can enjoy the open air wagon tour, perfect for transporting prenatal mamas or young kiddos. The flower fields at Carlsbad Ranch is a huge flower farm and a spring bloom attraction to San Diego natives. A tradition and a must visit for any visitors over spring break!! This 50 acre rainbow flower farm blooms for approximately 6-8 weeks each year from early March 1st through early May 8th. Seeing the vast sea of giant Tecolote Ranunculus overlooking the Pacific Ocean was as amazing as I would ever have imagined.



