Utah State Capital Senior Session | Rosemary | Whitney Beth Photography I’m thrilled to share the magical photoshoot that took place during the peak cherry blossom bloom at the Utah State Capitol. It was a senior session for the lovely Rosemary, and let me tell you, it was a day to remember! Arriving at the Capitol, we were greeted by a sea of people – it seemed like all of Utah was there to enjoy the blossoms. Despite the crowd, we were determined to find our own space and capture some stunning shots. Creativity was key as we navigated through the bustling scene, ensuring that Rosemary stood ..read more

Eagle Mountain In Home Newborns | Asher | Whitney Beth Photography I’m so excited to share a peek into a special photoshoot I had with my brother’s family and their newest little guy, Asher, in their brand-new home in Eagle Mountain, Utah. It was a day full of love and lots of adorable moments. We kicked off the session with the whole crew, soaking up the joy and excitement of Asher’s arrival. Then, we turned the spotlight on Asher and his siblings, capturing the sweetest interactions and even coaxing out a few smiles from big brother, Ev – a real feat, let me tell you! Asher totally surprised ..read more

Your Mom Called, She Wants Photos for Mother’s Day | Utah Family Photographer | Whitney Beth Photography Mother’s Day is a special time to celebrate and honor the incredible mothers in our lives. While flowers and gifts are always appreciated, try giving your mom a gift that will last a lifetime – a photoshoot. Here are a few reasons why a photoshoot makes the perfect Mother’s Day gift: Capture Memories: A photoshoot is a wonderful way to capture precious moments with your mom that you can cherish for years to come. If your mom is always the one behind the camera, a photoshoot is a chance for ..read more

White Space Extended Family Photos | Jones | Whitney Beth Photography I’m excited to share with you a special tradition in my family – taking our own extended family pictures every year. We took them at White Space Studios in Sandy, Ut. As the oldest of 10 siblings, this tradition is a labor of love. It’s a lot of work, but I love being able to watch my family grow year after year. We recently took our 2023 family pictures on December 30th, squeaking in as our family pictures for the year. This year we weren’t able to get everyone there. My younger sister Hailey is currently on a mission in Fl ..read more

Utah Etiquette | Keeping our Canyons Clean + Safe | Whitney Beth Photography Utah’s natural areas, are home to some of the most breathtaking landscapes in the world. As photographers and nature enthusiasts, it’s important that we do our part to respect and preserve these natural wonders for future generations. Here are some tips on etiquette in Utah’s natural areas: Stay on Designated Trails: One of the most important ways to protect Utah’s natural areas is to stay on designated trails. By sticking to established paths, you can help prevent erosion and protect fragile vegetation. Respect Wil ..read more

Crash Course in Film | Loading | Whitney Beth Photography Welcome to another episode of “Crash Course in Film” aka Film 101! Today we are talking about loading. (If you missed where you should be storing your film, you can find read it right here.) For the sake of simplicity and ease, I’m using my point and shoot Kodak 35 mm film camera and a roll of 35 mm film that I had in my fridge that is 100% expired. (I should’ve checked before loading it when it expired – but it’s too late now. lol) Step 1: Gather Your Supplies 35mm film A point-and-shoot camera (It helps to do this in a dimly lit roo ..read more

Jordan Pines Maternity Family Session | Jones | Whitney Beth Photography Hey there, friends! Today, I’m excited to share with you a special session I recently had with my brother Austin and his amazing wife, Jenna. They’re expecting a baby boy, and I had the honor of capturing this exciting time in their lives. We headed to Jordan Pines up Big Cottonwood Canyon, Utah, for their maternity session. Even though it was chilly, the snow added a magical touch to the surroundings. My niece and nephew, who joined us for the shoot, were such troopers despite the freezing temperatures. My nephew, does n ..read more

In Home Couples Session | Mott | Whitney Beth Photography Sometimes, life’s challenges lead us to unexpected but beautiful moments. This was what happened when Charlotte Mott reached out to me. She found my contact info after seeing my “best photographer” award in the SLC Tribune. Her husband, Dick, was under Hospice care, and she wanted me to photograph some portraits of him as well as them together. Despite having closed my books for the year and intending to take December off, I couldn’t say no to helping Charlotte and Dick. We quickly scheduled an in-home session for the next day, between ..read more

Holladay Extended Family Photos | Gammell | Whitney Beth Photography On the crisp morning the Saturday after Thanksgiving, I had the pleasure of photographing the whole Gammell family at one of my favorite parks in Holladay, Utah. Despite the (freezing) cold and the snow on the ground, the beauty of the park in late fall was undeniable. One of the most beautiful features of the park was a brilliant orange tree that stubbornly held onto its fall leaves. I knew that this tree would make for a stunning backdrop, especially when backlit by the early morning sun. So, I waited until the end of the s ..read more

The Secret Photo Project: Celebrating Everyday Moments of Motherhood As a photographer, I’ve come to appreciate the beauty of the everyday. Whenever I find myself in a slump, I turn to photographing the everyday moments of life. It’s in these moments, the ones that might seem ordinary at first glance, that I find true beauty and meaning. I’ve learned that even though it may not feel like it at the time, every photograph I take of doing the “everyday” is a work of art. Each image tells a story, captures a feeling, and freezes a moment in time that can never be replicated. It’s a reminder of the ..read more