Sunflower + Zinnia Fields: The Dreamiest Backdrop for Summer Portraits
- Jordan Zeller
- 14 hours ago
- 2 min read

There’s something magical about summer in Kentucky—especially when you're surrounded by rows of sunflowers and zinnias dancing in the breeze. Steenbergen Farm, nestled between Bowling Green and Russellville, Kentucky, offers the perfect setting for portraits bursting with color, life, and joy.
I recently captured the sweetest maternity and family session of a dear friend of mine here as this beautiful family prepares to welcome baby number four! The golden sunflowers, vibrant zinnias, and warm air created a picture-perfect canvas for their story. From barefoot strolls to laughter among the blooms, it was a session full of love and anticipation. There is nothing better than kiddos running barefoot with giggles as your soundtrack!
The wild beauty of these flower fields makes kids feel like they’re in a storybook, and parents can truly relax and soak in the moment. There’s just something about nature that invites genuine connection—and that’s exactly what we captured here. It’s not about stiff poses or forced smiles—it’s about real moments, sweet glances, and joyful movement.
This beautiful farm has a fun park, enticing tree swing from your childhood dreams, a rustic green house and flower fields designed to get lost in. Hours could be passed by sitting and watching the honey bees and butterflies buzz by. This farm is not only stunning, but the family is so sweet and welcoming, too!
Whether you’re celebrating a new season of life or just wanting updated family photos, this location brings everything to life with rich summer tones and that natural Kentucky charm. These fields are only in bloom for a short time, which makes sessions here even more special—like summer's own little secret.

If you're dreaming of timeless, nature-filled summer portraits, this hidden gem of a location is a must. Are you just as obsessed as I am over this flower farm? Book your session before the flowers are gone by clicking here!

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