Three women smiling outdoors in a lush green tropical setting, posing together with arms around each other.
Two photographers capturing shots near palm trees on a tropical beach with turquoise ocean waves in the background.

Meet Ghost Edits

Hi, I'm Tatianna

the photographer behind Ghost Edits. I'm a Puerto Rican from New York, now based in Rincón, and I shoot family portraits, couples sessions, proposals, engagements, birthdays, anniversaries, and family reunions all along Puerto Rico's west coast: Aguadilla, Aguada, Rincón, and Isabela.

One of the first questions people ask me is "where should we take our photos?" So here's my honest answer, town by town. These are the spots I actually shoot at, what makes each one worth it, and when to go.

And since it comes up: my wife and I are a lesbian couple, so yes, Ghost Edits is proudly LGBTQ+ friendly. Every family and every couple is welcome here.

Best Photo Spots in Aguadilla


Punta Borinquen

This is my top pick in Aguadilla, because you get several backdrops in one session. You can split your time between the beach and the cliffs. The beach has clean, wide-open sand and a lush stretch of palm trees right behind it, so it feels like jungle and coast at the same time.

On the other side of the beach are the old lighthouse ruins, one of the most iconic spots in Aguadilla. The beach on that side also has a better sunset view at certain times of year. If you want a mix of beach, cliffs, palms, and history, this is the spot.


Best for: families, couples, proposals, and anyone who wants variety in their gallery.


Crash Boat Beach

Crash Boat is famous for a reason: bright, clear water and plenty of color. It's also one of the most popular beaches on the west coast. If you want to shoot here, my recommendation is a weekday morning, when it's calmer and you won't be working around crowds.


Best for: families with kids and couples who want that classic Caribbean water.


Peña Blanca

Another great Aguadilla option if you want something with a more natural, tucked-away feel than the bigger beaches.


Best for: couples and small families.


Sunset shoot + dinner at Villa Montaña

This is one of my favorite ideas for couples. Book dinner at Eclipse, the restaurant at Villa Montaña, and do a sunset couples session right before. You get golden-hour photos, then you go straight into a nice dinner. It's an easy way to turn an anniversary or a proposal into a whole evening.


Best for: anniversaries, proposals, engagement sessions, and date nights.

Toddler in white diaper walking barefoot on sandy beach with ocean waves in background.
Couple dancing on a sandy beach with rocky cliffs and ocean waves in the background on a cloudy day.
Young man in light blue shirt smiling at rocky beach during golden sunset with ocean waves behind him.
Family of four in white outfits smiling together on a tropical sandy beach with palm trees.

Best Photo Spots in Aguada


The beach in front of your rental

I'll be honest: in Aguada, I don't have one go-to beach. Most of my Aguada sessions happen right on the beach in front of the family's Airbnb or vacation rental, and that works really well.

You don't have to load everyone into a car, the little ones can nap until the last minute, and grandparents don't have to walk far. You walk out the door and we start. If you're staying in Aguada, send me your rental's location and I'll let you know what time of day will look best there.


Best for: family reunions, multigenerational families, and families with young kids.


Six people smiling together on a sandy beach at sunset with ocean waves and cloudy sky in the background.
Adorable baby in cream romper sitting on wooden fence at sandy beach with palm trees.
A father carries his toddler on his shoulders while walking barefoot on a sandy beach with ocean waves behind them.
Five men pose playfully on a tropical beach at sunset, wearing Hawaiian shirts and laughing together.

Best Photo Spots in Rincón

Rincón is home, so I have a lot of favorites. (If you want even more detail, read my full guide to family photos in Rincón.)




Domes Beach and Camino del Faro

My personal favorite. Domes Beach and the walk down Camino del Faro give you a lot of really scenic backdrops in a short distance, and it's rarely as busy as some of the other beaches in town. That means more room to move and fewer strangers in the background.


Best for: couples, proposals, and families who want a relaxed, uncrowded session.


Tres Palmas Marine Reserve / Steps Beach

A beautiful stretch of protected coastline with that classic Rincón feel.


Best for: families and couples.


Parking Lots Beach (in front of Casa Isleña)

An easy, beautiful beach to meet at, especially if you're staying nearby.


Best for: families and small groups.


Sandy Beach and Pools Beach

Two more Rincón beaches I really like for sessions, each with its own look.


Best for: families, couples, and sunset sessions.


Planning a proposal in Rincón? I wrote a whole guide on how to plan a surprise proposal in Rincón.



A smiling young woman in a blue dress holds a baby on a sandy tropical beach with lush green trees behind her.
Couple dancing on a tropical beach under a leaning palm tree with calm ocean waves in the background.
Three children playing with sticks and a flag on a sandy beach at sunset with rocky shoreline in background.
A couple smiles at their newborn baby on a sunny beach at golden hour.

Best Photo Spots in Isabela



Playa Pastillo

This is where I like to meet in Isabela. It's an iconic beach with wide, open sand and really blue water, so you get that bright, clean look with plenty of space for big groups.


Best for: families, family reunions, and couples.


Royal Isabela

If you're staying at Royal Isabela, its cliff views are one of the most iconic places on the west coast for a proposal or a couples session. One heads-up: it's a dressy place, so plan to dress up for the occasion.



Best for: proposals, engagements, and anniversaries.

Two women walk along a sandy beach at sunset, one carrying a child on her hip and another on her shoulders.
Couple in white outfits walking hand in hand on a dirt path surrounded by lush green fields and tall palm trees.
Couple embracing on a sandy beach at sunset, man kissing woman's head near coastal dunes.
Bride and groom dancing on a tropical beach at sunset, waves crashing behind them.

FAQ

Do you photograph families and couples in Aguadilla, Aguada, and Isabela, or only Rincón?

All four. I'm based in Rincón, but I shoot regularly in Aguadilla, Aguada, and Isabela.

Is there a travel fee to Aguadilla, Aguada, or Isabela?

No. There are no travel fees anywhere in those four towns.

How much does a family photo session cost on the west coast of Puerto Rico?

With Ghost Edits, sessions start at $350 + tax. The price goes up with the number of people, like for a large multigenerational family.

How many photos will we get?

There's no limit. You get every good photo from your session.

How long until we get our photos?

Usually 10–14 business days.

What's the best beach for family photos in Aguadilla?

My top pick is Punta Borinquen, because you get beach, cliffs, palm trees, and the lighthouse ruins in one session. Crash Boat is also great on a weekday morning.

Where's a good spot for a proposal on the west coast?

The cliffs at Royal Isabela, a sunset session before dinner at Villa Montaña in Aguadilla, or Domes Beach and Camino del Faro in Rincón.

Can you come to our Airbnb?

Yes. Shooting on the beach in front of your rental is one of the easiest options, especially for big families.

Are you LGBTQ+ friendly?

Yes, always. My wife and I are a lesbian couple, and every family and couple is welcome.


Let's Pick Your Spot

Not sure which beach fits your group?

Tell me who's coming, what town you're staying in, and what you're celebrating, and I'll help you choose. That's part of the job.


Get in touch here, or send me a message on Instagram at @ghosteditspr.