A Recent Conversation (and a Little Gratitude)
Every now and then, something comes along that makes you pause and reflect a bit.
Recently, I had the chance to be featured in VoyageATL. They reached out to talk about my background, how the studio started, and what keeps me going after all these years.
If you’d like to read it, you can find the full interview here:
Read the VoyageATL Interview
What I appreciated most about the conversation is that it wasn’t really about accolades. It was about the day-to-day reality of running a small business, staying honest, and doing the work well. That’s something I’ve tried to hold onto from the beginning. (Voyage ATL)
Why This Work Still Matters to Me
I’ve been doing portrait photography for a long time now. And if there’s one thing that hasn’t changed, it’s this:
People care about their families.
They care about remembering moments that don’t come back.
In the interview, I talked a bit about focusing on what matters most to each client rather than putting people into a “one-size-fits-all” setup. That’s still how I approach every session today. (Voyage ATL)
Some sessions are quiet and simple. Others are loud and full of energy. Both are right.
Spring Is a Great Time for Family Portraits
With spring here in Marietta, GA and the surrounding areas—Kennesaw, Roswell, Woodstock, and East Cobb—this is one of the best times of year for outdoor family photography.
Everything starts to come back to life:
- Fresh green leaves
- Soft evening light
- Comfortable temperatures (before the summer heat kicks in)
Outdoor sessions this time of year tend to feel relaxed. Kids can move around. Parents don’t feel rushed. And the setting does a lot of the work for us.
Keeping It Simple
If you take a look at the article, you’ll see a common thread:
work hard, be honest, and take care of people.
That’s not a marketing line. It’s just how I try to run things.
And honestly, that’s what makes sessions go well. When people feel comfortable, everything else falls into place.
If You’ve Been Thinking About Updating Your Family Photos
Spring doesn’t last long here.
If you’ve been meaning to update your family portraits in Marietta or nearby, now is a good window before schedules fill up and the weather shifts.
No pressure. Just something to think about.
And if you do read the interview, I hope you enjoy it. It was a good reminder for me of why I started doing this in the first place.
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Dress for the Season
Spring fashion is light, playful, and perfect for family portraits. Think sundresses, overall shorts, pastel shirts, and floral prints. Coordinating outfits without being overly matching is key to creating a visually pleasing family portrait. Soft colors like baby blue, blush pink, and light yellows work well against the vibrant greens of spring landscapes.
Book Early for the Best Availability
Spring is a busy season for family photography, so booking early ensures you get the best time slot and location. Whether you want a scenic outdoor session or a professional studio setting, Stuart Hasson Studios is ready to create timeless portraits that you’ll cherish for years to come.
Final Thoughts
Spring in Marietta, GA, is a wonderful time for family portraits, offering natural beauty and comfortable weather. With professional expertise in lighting and location selection, Stuart Hasson Studios guarantees stunning results regardless of the time of day or weather conditions. So, dust off those sundresses, put on those adorable overall shorts, and let’s create the cutest spring portraits this season!
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