Early Summer Family Session • RI Family Photographer
RI family photographer Amy Kristin Photography shares a family session from earlier in the summer: a mom and daughter with a special bond.
Read MorePink Azalea Princess • RI Children's Photographer
Take a peek at one of RI children’s photographer Amy Kristin Photography’s spring azalea sessions, featuring a lovely princess and a beautiful new princess dress!
Read MoreJust A Little Bit Autumn • RI Children's Photographer
RI children's photographer Amy Kristin Photography shares a fall session with an autumn princess.
Read MoreFrida In The Clark Farms Greenhouse • Children's Photographer Southern RI
Join southern RI children's photographer Amy Kristin Photography on a trip to the Clark Farms greenhouse in Matunuck for some magic, some beauty, and some Frida Kahlo.
Read MoreThe Photographer To Compare Yourself To • Rhode Island Children's Photographer
Rhode Island children's photographer Amy Kristin Photography gives advice to both new and more advanced photographers about not getting lost in comparing yourself to others (and she also shares some old-school photos!)
Read MoreThings I've Learned From Doing A 365 Project, Part II • Rhode Island Family Photographer
Rhode Island family photographer Amy Kristin Photography shares the second in a two-part series of things she's learned while shooting a Project 365.
Read MoreProject 365: March Part II • Wakefield RI Photographer
It's hard for me to believe that I've kept this project up for a whole three months so far. I tend to get distracted easily, but I'm also really stubborn so I won't let myself give up.
Read MoreAnn • Rhode Island Portrait Photographer
Sometimes I have an idea, and sometimes a shoot pans out of that idea. Sometimes I get to play with all the things that I don't get to do all the time.
Read MoreMelissa's head shots • Wakefield RI head shot photographer
Melissa came to see me last month to get some head shots done.
Read MoreOne Week, One Lens round 8: 70-200 2.8 • Wakefield RI Photographer
This edition of One Week, One Lens is brought to you by the letter P and the number 2. Wait, no. That's wrong. It is brought to you by me, shooting with my 70-200 2.8 lens.
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