Contact Erin Corona | Northern Virginia Photographer
Fill out the form below and tell me a little about you, your family, and the season you’re wanting to preserve. I’ll be in touch soon so we can start planning something meaningful together.
Frequently Asked Questions
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I’m based in Fairfax, Virginia and photograph families throughout Northern Virginia, including Chantilly, Fair Lakes, Loudoun County, Greenbriar, Poplar Tree, and surrounding areas. If you’re unsure whether you’re within my travel range, feel free to reach out — I’m always happy to chat about location options.
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Yes. While my sessions are centered around natural interaction and connection, I’ll gently guide you throughout the experience so you never feel awkward or unsure of what to do. You don’t need to “perform” for the camera, the focus is simply on being together.
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Both options can create beautiful, meaningful images, it really comes down to what feels most natural for your family and the season you’re in.
In-home sessions often feel especially relaxed and personal. They work beautifully for newborn seasons or families wanting to preserve the feeling of everyday life in their own space. Outdoor sessions tend to offer more movement and an open space for little ones to explore.
But just know, you don’t have decide this alone. I help guide families through the choice based on your children’s ages, your vision for the session, the season of life you’re in, and what will help everyone feel the most comfortable and connected.
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I deeply believe photographs are meant to be more than files sitting on a phone or hard drive. They’re meant to be printed, held, displayed in your home, and revisited over the years as your family grows.
Each collection includes a thoughtfully selected combination of prints, artwork, and digital images so you walk away with something tangible. Every package includes a set number of deliverables, and I’m always happy to help guide you toward the collection that best fits your family, your home, and how you hope to enjoy your images long term.