MEET VY ROBLES
Vy is a photographer based in Los Angeles who celebrates the power of photography to preserve priceless memories, showcase beautiful color, and tell meaningful stories. Deeply inspired by the beauty and simplicity of nature, she seeks to capture moments that blend the quiet elegance of the natural world with the energy of modern life.
Vy first picked up a camera in 2005, and what began as a hobby soon became a creative outlet—especially after the birth of her first child. As a wife and mother of two, she used photography to document her family’s journey, eventually building a blog focused on motherhood and travel. This passion evolved into a family photography business, where she has spent years capturing timeless, heartfelt moments for local families.
Though she scaled down her work as a family photographer and is invested in a full-time corporate career, Vy continues to create and share her photography online, driven by a love of lifelong learning and a desire to bring beauty into everyday life. Each year, she carves out time to explore new techniques and perspectives, using her camera as a tool to pause in this busy world and find balance and joy.
Vy describes her style as vibrant, joyful, and timeless. Her favorite images are the in-between moments—the unposed, often unexpected glimpses of connection between loved ones.
RANDOM FACTS
I am born-and-raised in Los Angeles; happily married and a mother of 2.
I deeply enjoy being home as much as I love to explore new places.
My two boys teach me so much about life - from staying in touch with joys, slowing down... and always expecting the unexpected :)
I love growing food in our garden. It’s my therapy.
I’m a growing environmentalist, passionate about building soil health, food sovereignty, and reducing consumption of goods.
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