Documentary family photography is an approach that focuses on capturing authentic, unposed, and meaningful moments in a family's everyday life. In simple terms, you get to be 100% YOU. To learn more about what documentary family photography is HERE.

Anything you want! I typically document ordinary moments like trips to Target (this one is popular LOL). eating out at your favorite restaurant or ice cream shop, playing in the yard, making meals together, and evening routine time. Probably my favorite is snuggling in bed. I have also had a lot of adventures like staycations, trips to the park, or extended family visiting. I will brainstorm with you to finalize what we might be doing during our time together!

It does take a bit of time for us all to get used to the fact that someone else is in the house with a camera. Longer sessions give us the opportunity to take the time getting to know each other. The more relaxed and familiar we can all be with each other, the more natural your photos will turn out. Since we are not rushing to quickly create a narrative for your family story, we need time for all the goodies to unfold naturally as time go by and we can create a more accurate and full story. And trust me, time goes by real fast when you are living in the moment!

I know, I know! I’m asking you to spend quite a bit of money. But aren’t your memories worth it? In comparison to a series of pretty portraits taken at some random park, while those images are good and have their place, it is so much more important to capture your real, perfectly imperfect life into this time capsule.

Nope. All you need to do is to pay the session fee, which covers my time and expertise for your session. You will get to enjoy a slideshow of your gallery images first and THEN purchase a package that best meets your needs.

Whatever makes sense for your activity you are doing! Functionality takes priority. Your kid is going through a dinosaur phase and all he wants to wear is Trisarahtop pattern shirts? Go with it! You will want to remember all the fun and frustration that came with that fashion statement!

You heard me right :) No more wondering what to do with your hands.