09/02/2026
Dogwood Days Photography Page Change 🤍
Effective immediately! I will be going faceless when it comes to children.
I will no longer be posting identifiable photos of anyone’s children on my social media even with parental permission.
This isn’t because I don’t love photographing your babies. Quite the opposite. I love capturing these memories. But the internet has changed and AI has changed the game. Once a child’s face is online we cannot control who saves it, shares it, downloads it, or what technology may eventually be used on it. And honestly I don’t think a beautiful gallery is worth even the possibility of contributing to that risk.
So from here on out, you may see more:
🤍 backs of heads
🤍 hands & little details
🤍 silhouettes
🤍 parents with their children
🤍 candid moments where faces aren’t identifiable
🤍 creative compositions that keep children private
Your memories will still be captured. Your children will still be celebrated. They just won’t have to be identifiable online for me to do it.
Thank you for understanding and supporting this decision. 🤍
Protecting their privacy will always matter more to me than posting the perfect photo.
Dogwood Days Photography.
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