
Key Biscayne Lighthouse Engagement Session
As a Miami wedding photographer, I get to explore countless of beach locations, not just in Miami but actually throughout all of South Florida. There is a specific beach out there for everyone! When Vivian reached out to me over the holidays about having her couples session done at a beach location in the Coral Gables/ Key Biscayne area, I knew exactly where to take her. Key Biscayne Lighthouse beach is gorgeous, not just for the romantic lighthouse element but also for the white sand dunes, tall grass, rocks, absolutely epic and unobstructed view of the sunset. Vivian shared with
Inquiry Policy: Please Read
Over the last few months I’ve been overwhelmed with an influx of inquiry emails for all sorts of photography work which is truly so exciting and I’m beyond grateful. Growing a business from the ground up in this economy is not for the faint of heart and I couldn’t have gotten this far without the support of past clients, fellow vendors, and fellow professionals spreading the word about ClickinMar Photography. HOWEVER, due to the amount of time I spend on communicating thoughtfully and informatively to each potential client, I am implementing a new policy immediately. If we are corresponding and

5 Ways to Prep For A Stress-Free At Home Family Session
As a lifestyle family photographer in South Florida, I meet plenty of families… often traveling families who don’t live near the ocean and want to be photographed at a gorgeous beach where the kids can run, play, splash each other, you name it. Every now and then, I get the opportunity to be welcomed at somebody’s home to create family photos and it’s an equally beautiful experience as working at the beach. These sessions are so special, mainly because they allow your photographer to see and capture you and the essence of your family in the most sacred space there

Beach Family Session in Miami
As a South Florida family photographer, one of my favorite things to hear when connecting with inquiring clients is that they want to document their child on the last stages of being a baby. You know… when they’re just weeks shy of turning one, of officially becoming a toddler. I know they’re some of the toughest years we can face as parents but they’re also incredibly fleeting. One of my biggest regrets as a mother was not documenting these early years enough And I know what you’re probably thinking right now. “But Maria, you’re a photographer! what do you mean
