Category Archives: Family Portraits

The Mascarinas Family | Indoor Studio Family Portraits

We live in such a beautiful place, yet the simplicity of the Studio for portraiture offers rich, timeless appeal to capture the people and highlight the most meaningful relationships in our lives. The Studio setting also pairs perfected with elevated attire. For the Mascarinas Family, the ping to create updated family portraits came from having […]

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Emilie + Her Boys | Colorado Springs Outdoor Family Portraits on the Studio Property

Emilie is an amazing mom of 4 boys, and with all of them into their young adult lives, it is a rare and special moment to have everyone together. She reminisced about creating professional portraits every six months when they were in their childhood years, but it had been a long time since the last […]

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Our “Ask Jonathan Betz Photography” Series | What’s the best time of year to be photographed outdoors?

Every season of the year you’ll find Jonathan photographing sessions outdoors. The most important aspect of family portraits is capturing the people you love most and honoring the relationships that matter, and when we live in such a scenic place, portraits that feature the people you love in the beauty of the outdoors is the […]

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The Olds Family | Colorado Springs Family Portraits

We loved serving this family with family portraits that had been in mind for over a year prior to completing their session. We understand that many dynamics and challenges often make scheduling and coordinating time across all the family members difficult…especially when you find yourself in that time in life that the kids are young […]

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Tony & Katerina | Colorado Springs Couples Portraits in Old Colorado City

We just love this couple! We first met them in 2016 for senior portraits for one of their daughters, and since have captured many rounds of family portraits and senior portraits for their youngest. They recently entered the season of being empty-nesters and wanted to capture portraits of just the two of them. Over all […]

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