09/07/2026
Clients, please know I am still working on removing picture. My life has been busy this weekend and tomorrow is a holiday and will be busy. Tuesday I will be able to sit down and delete the rest of the photos. Please also know, I have copies of your photos so if you come to Facebook looking for them and can’t find them, do not worry.
The only photos I do not have copies of are 5+ years ago. But if you received your photos on pixieset from me then, they are still on there.
Thank you all for your patience.
🚨 EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY 🚨
I will no longer be posting identifiable images of children on my photography page.
This is a decision I have made with certainty and one I am fully committed to moving forward with. While I understand that sharing images has long been a common way for photographers to showcase their work, I believe there are circumstances where protecting the privacy and safety of the people we photograph must take priority.
With the rapid advancement of AI technology and the increasing ways publicly available images can be misused, I am no longer comfortable contributing to that risk by publicly sharing identifiable photographs of children.
As a photographer, I have a responsibility to consider not only the work I create, but also how that work exists in the world once it is shared. I cannot control what happens to an image after it is posted, but I can control whether I choose to make that image publicly available in the first place.
For me, the privacy, safety, and well-being of the children and families I photograph will always take precedence over advertising, engagement, or promoting my business.
As a result, I will be reviewing my existing content and removing identifiable images of children from my photography page throughout the weekend.
This is a permanent change to how I will be sharing my work, and I appreciate your understanding as I make this adjustment.
Example of photos that will be posted if children are in them. No face will ever be shown.
