Emily Tull Pollakowski

Lifestyle Photographer

Welcome to my website! I hope you enjoy viewing some of my favorite photos.

I am primarily a photographer of people, pets and events. I love working with couples on their engagement photos and have been lucky enough to photograph a number of stunning weddings and showers. My primary focus at present is family photography. I just love capturing those early moments with little ones -- from a wrinkly, sleepy newborn baby to curious, wild toddlers -- there really is nothing like it! I also dedicate much of my work to dog photography and you'll notice my own reluctant muse, Dakota, a sweet and spunky little black Lab, featured throughout this site.

For my most recent work, please check out my blog or instagram @tullakowski, including the recent pictures below.:

…and that’s a wrap!

I couldn’t be happier capturing these special moments for so many of your families this year! It was my busiest fall ever and one of my busiest — and most exciting — years to date.

But I’m

I am so grateful for you all! This has been a landmark year for me, developing old relationships, creating new and even branching out into some new endeavors (more to come in 2021!), and I couldn’t have done it without your support.

Thank you

It can be so hard doing a photo shoot with a little one who isn’t up for it — for both the parents and the photographer.

But sometimes it’s those quiet, in between moments that are so beautiful.

While we all love the big, smilin

Working with Emily

I am based in Westchester and work regularly in New York City. I am happy to work with clients in Connecticut, Long Island and New Jersey too.

As a lifestyle photographer, I don't do overly posed photos, but rather I try to capture people in real life situations and bring out the "art of the everyday."

If you wish to get in touch, please feel free to email me at tullakowski@gmail.com. Pricing is available upon request.

“When people look at my pictures I want them to feel the way they do when they want to read a line of a poem twice.”

— Robert Frank