Victoria Beach Family Portraits at Sunset
Family Portraits at Victoria Beach – Featuring the Martz Family
Where Storybook Scenery Meets Fine Art Photography
If you’ve ever dreamed of a portrait session that feels like it belongs on the cover of a fairytale, Victoria Beach in Laguna Beach delivers. Nestled beneath cliffside estates and accessible only by a hidden staircase, this secluded stretch of coastline is home to the iconic Pirate Tower, tidepools, and the most magical golden hour lighting.
We recently photographed the Martz family at this unforgettable location. Their session perfectly blended casual elegance with dramatic California scenery. From soft sunset portraits to golden-lit closeups near the tower, their images are destined to become treasured family heirlooms.
Why We Recommend Victoria Beach
- The Pirate Tower is a whimsical and historic landmark perfect for distinctive family or senior portraits.
- Sunset views at this location create glowing light that elevates every image.
- The rocky textures and ocean backdrop offer dynamic compositions for wall art.
- Its more secluded setting ensures a peaceful and private portrait experience.
Style Tips for Victoria Beach Sessions
To match the fairytale-meets-coastal aesthetic, we recommend:
- Earthy and jewel tones such as burgundy, rust, ivory, plum, or warm neutrals to complement the environment.
- Rich textures like layered knits, linen, and cozy scarves to add depth to your wardrobe and contrast beautifully with the coastal landscape.
- Barefoot or stylish boots are ideal for comfort and style on the sandy and rocky terrain.
The Martz family’s coordinated palette of wine, cream, and cocoa created visual harmony and timeless elegance.
From Dreamy Session to Fine Art Keepsake
After every session, our clients are invited to the studio to transform their images into:
- Museum-quality wall groupings that elevate your home décor.
- Custom-designed albums that preserve your family legacy in print.
- Gift prints that celebrate your most meaningful connections.
