these are the moments you’ll look at & cherish
10 years together, 6 of them married, and one little one later, life has changed so much. We know what it’s like to look back at your wedding photos, maternity portraits, and first family photos & get all nostalgic. Maybe it’s because we’re parents now, but we constantly look back at these moments just to remember that season of life. That’s why we love capturing those special moments for you - so you can sit with your family & loved ones & see how much you’ve grown. We hope to create stills that lock in the connection between you & your loved ones and to create tangible photographs for you & your family to cherish for many years to come.
meet your photographers
Paula Coronado
Truthfully my love for photography began at a really young age! I got a cute little polaroid camera (a purple and white polaroid I-Zone pocket instant film camera IYKYK) when I was 8 years old and I was obsessed with taking pictures of everyone in my family.
I took my first film photography class in high school and fell in love with the dark room. I got my degree in architecture, but not without taking digital photography and another film photography class.
Fast forward to a couple years ago when my husband (the dude on the right lol) got me my first DSLR camera for Christmas and all I wanted to do was start photographing again. Every time I have the chance to photograph, I feel like the same little girl who loved taking Polaroid pictures of the special moments. I can’t wait to share a part of yours!
Raúl Coronado
I started my first steps in photography with my parents’ camera. It was very basic, but I played with all of the settings until I broke it. Don’t worry, no one was hurt (haha). Despite all that, I realized that I had a curiosity for learning photography.
A couple of years later I met a friend who happened to be a passionate photographer and the feelings came back. I ended up taking a class in b&w film photography where I learned the basics and had the opportunity to develop film in the dark room.
Currently, my wife is my main motivation to continue to explore photography in ways that I would never had on my own. I am inspired by the feeling you get when you look at a photograph. It triggers something in our minds that makes us relive a moment that was forever frozen in time and I love that.