Summer beach portraits with the whole family! {OC family portrait photographer}

This family session was rescheduled a couple of times – mostly due to the crazy weather we had earlier this year! Well the weather couldn’t have been prettier when we finally all made it to the beach on a warm July evening. Of course, things are a little more crowded in July at the beach in Orange county, but this family totally went with it! The kids had so much fun playing with the tin pails and starfish and seashells and the adults of course all enjoyed watching the little ones play. Beautiful light, wonderful weather and a photogenic family -what more could I ask for?

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