Amori Photography

11/05/2026

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05/05/2026

Scariest thing happened to me yesterday. I just got done with a photoshoot and decided to take some photos afterwards of a woman I saw tending to her horses. The golden hour sunlight was hitting her and the mountains behind her so beautifully so I couldn’t help myself. Then suddenly this crazy guy pulls up in his truck losing his sh*t because I had taken a couple photos of his wife and he then proceeded to take my camera and I had to beg him to get it back. Anyways, was I in the wrong here? Some people man.

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24/04/2026

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21/04/2026

Spanish Hills Club made the perfect setting for the St. John’s Hospital Physician Dinner!

I was hired specifically to photograph the doctors, physicians, and their spouses during the first hour and a half of cocktail hour as guests arrived for the evening. The goal was to create polished portraits that felt elevated, efficient, and worthy of the event from the very beginning.

For this event, I promised same-day delivery of 50+ fully retouched images. I edited the portraits during dinner service and delivered the final gallery once dinner had ended, which made the experience feel even more seamless for the client and their guests.

Between the mountain views, the clean evening light, and the polished atmosphere, Spanish Hills Club was such a beautiful backdrop for a weekday corporate event like this!

If you’re planning a corporate dinner, physician event, fundraiser, or guest-focused cocktail hour in Ventura County, Spanish Hills is a fantastic venue to consider.

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13/04/2026

This engagement session in Fillmore was photographed in about 95-degree heat… and yes, I hand edited out every visible sign of it 😅☀️

Neither Eric nor I do especially well with heat, but we pushed through it and created some really beautiful images 🤍 And because I hand edit each photo myself, I was able to remove all the little distractions from the final gallery, including:
• beads of sweat
• Bentley’s leash
• anything that pulled attention away from the moment

If you’re planning a champagne pop for your engagement session, here are a few tips 🥂
• bring a 2nd bottle as a backup
• bring champagne flutes
• keep the champagne on ice in the car
• wait until the end of the shoot to pop it

Trust me… it’s worth it ✨

And if you want to include your pup in the session too 🐶
• bring a cooling mat
• park in the shade
• keep the AC running if you can safely lock your car

That’s exactly how we kept Bentley comfortable and safe while we finished the railroad bridge photos 🙌

Hot day. Sweet dog. Champagne. Beautiful light. A whole lot of hand editing. And a session that was absolutely worth it 🤍

Would you bring your dog to your engagement session? 🐾

01/04/2026

24/03/2026

Mother’s Day Mini Sessions are officially open 🌷

I just finished building this soft, elegant studio set, and it’s perfect for timeless photos with mom, grandma, babies, or little ones.

These sessions are designed to be simple, beautiful, and stress-free — with flattering posing guidance and a warm neutral look that will photograph beautifully with so many outfit options.

Perfect for:
moms + babies
moms + kids
grandmas + grandkids
or even just the kids as a sweet Mother’s Day gift

Limited spots available in my Camarillo studio.

Comment MOM and I’ll send over the details + booking info!

23/03/2026

Some engagement sessions feel like a photoshoot.

This one felt like a film.

Tom and Megan flew in from St. Louis with a vision for something vintage, romantic, and a little old-Hollywood… and somehow ended up finding the perfect classic Mercedes to bring it to life.

We shot this in Malibu with ocean views on one side, canyon cliffs on the other, and one of those sunsets that just kept getting better by the minute. Red, purple, orange… the whole sky showed off.

Honestly, this session felt less like “posing for photos” and more like stepping into a love story.

Be honest — are you choosing the drone shot or the silhouette? 👀

25/02/2026

Shortly after the 1897 beet campaign, a new town emerged. Henry T. Oxnard intended to name the settlement after the Greek word for “sugar”, zachari, but frustrated by bureaucracy, named it after himself. Given the potential growth of Oxnard, in the spring of 1898, a railroad station was built to service the plant, attracting a population of Chinese, Japanese, and Mexican laborers. The Oxnard brothers, who never lived in their namesake city, sold the Chino and the giant red-brick Oxnard factory in 1899 for nearly $4 million. The Oxnard factory, with its landmark twin smokestacks, operated from August 19, 1899, until October 26, 1959. Factory operations were interrupted in the 1903 Oxnard strike. #805

If you’ve made it this far, you can own a print of this photo I captured! Please check my link in bio (https://client.amoriphotography.com/snowcappedtopatopamountain/)

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19/01/2026

Valentine’s Day Minis are here! This set is rich, romantic, and timeless (burgundy draping, roses, candlelight vibes).

Studio location:
Camarillo, CA

Available dates (10AM–4PM):
January 25th, 31st
February 7th, 8th, and 13th

Two simple options:
Silver Package – $147
10 minute mini session + 5 retouched high-res images

Gold Package – $247
20 minute mini session + 10 retouched high-res images

You’ll receive an online proofing gallery to choose your favorites, and final edited images are delivered by Feb. 13th.

Spots are limited — book your time slot through the link in bio.

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