Sessions

Authenticity. It captures your favorite everyday family activities that you get to relive each time you look at the photos - for years to come.

Legacy. It is a gift for your children. They get to have a visual reminder of what their childhood was in all of its honest and sometimes messy glory!

Ease. You don’t need to prepare in advance or do anything differently than how you normally spend your day.

Mental health. It has a positive impact on your mental health because it celebrates your life as is and shows you that your life is already gorgeous and worth remembering as such.

This is heirloom art that will pass down stories of your family life.

A Snapshot of Your Day (3-4 hr sessions)

These sessions are aimed at capturing some of your favorite daily activities, such as your typical Saturday morning.

Contact me for info on pricing.

Day In The Life (8-12 hr sessions)

These are the true documentary style sessions. I will follow your family around and capture all the moments in the day. The benefits of choosing this session is that you get a larger variety of moments captured, and you get more relaxed the longer I am around.

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A Year in The Life Subscription (60-90min sessions, 4x a year)

This subscription is ideal for people who want to capture a little bit of their life throughout the different seasons, especially when kids are at an age when they change rapidly and you want to hold onto those special memories.
This also makes for a perfect gift for new parents.

Investments start at $1,100.

Price includes:

- time and talent spent on the photoshoot

- time and talent spent on processing photos

- digital gallery of your photos

What do we wear?

- You should wear anything you’d normally wear in your everyday life. Kids can show up in stained shirts or dinosaur costumes, I think it’s all part of your story as a family.

Our house is messy and we don’t like having photos of it. Can we meet elsewhere?

- Documentary style photography is aimed at capturing your family life in the places that it happens - messy houses and all. I love taking photos in people’s homes because it is the most personal, but I am open to any other places you enjoy spending time in. We can definitely talk about this. :)

What happens if we are having a hard day and kids are not in a great mood?

- This is all a part of your story as a family and I think it’s beautiful to have memories of how you’ve showed up for each other during tough times. I think as a parent, you will appreciate looking back at strength and resilience it took to raise a family. I believe it’s something to celebrate, not hide!

My kids are camera shy and don’t like having their photos taken. What can we do?

- The first thing I do upon arrival is spend some time with the kids, camera away, just letting them get to know me. It may take 2 min or it may take 25min, but I think it’s important for them to feel comfortable around me. Ultimately, kids will follow your cues and if you feel relaxed around me, eventually they will too. It helps that they don’t have to pose or be directed by me in any way.
Lastly, I am open to discussing other strategies that would be helpful for your family. I am all about finding ways to make it work for your family needs.