On Sunday, November 5th, I'll be hosting mini sessions in the tree farm area of Turkey Trac Farms in Millville, New Jersey. Turkey Trac Farms is a super adorable venue located by the Cumberland County Fairgrounds. They have a barn and covered ceremony space for Weddings, host many events, and grow super cute, photographer friendly flowers throughout the seasons. Earlier this summer, I hosted Peony Minis there, which were gorgeous. It's quickly becoming one of my favorite places to photograph at.
This summer has been busy, but I finally found time a few days ago to get some promo shots in the tree farm. It was a gray day, but didn't start raining until a half hour before my scheduled time. It was only lightly misting, but, since my models were my son and his friend, I pushed through. I just grabbed a few quick shots and didn't bother dragging out a bunch of props in the rain.
While some photos in each gallery will look like these, natural and, I fully intend to bring props, too! I have a red, brocade, wingback chair with matching bench that will definitely be coming with me! The chair looks a lot like this one. I'm also planning to bring some wrapped presents of various sizes, a few signs, blankets, and hot coco mugs. Is there anything you think I'm missing? Please let me know. You're totally allowed to bring your own smaller props, too!
There is an almost red (it's magenta) shed on the property, close to the tree farm. It's adorable, but small and more pink than I would like. We're fully able to use that, but I'll also be bringing a black barn door backdrop as well. It looks so realistic in photos and will make a great addition to your galleries. Plus, the red bench will look great in front of it!
I know it's summer, and Christmas seems like a mile away, but these sessions will only be on sale for a few more days. Go grab yours for $25 off regular price by clicking the button below. Then you can get back to your labor day festivities. They go back up to $125 on September 5th!
Also, ignore my child's ridiculousness. He knows how to smile, he just has photographer's kid syndrome.
