Your family’s story is made of a thousand tiny moments... bigger, messier, and more beautiful than anything we could script.
It’s in the pancake mornings and the driveway chalk art. The meltdowns, the belly laughs, the quiet moments before bedtime. These are the details that make up your life... and they’re the ones worth remembering.
I photograph your family as you are, without staging or pressure. The result: images that feel like home.
Shameless human intimacy
FAMILY
the glimpse
A brief but powerful record of right now.
It’s perfect for:
- A favorite weekend ritual
- Bedtime stories and bath time
- Family outings or simple afternoons together
SLIDING SCALE - $700-$1,300
the long look
Over the course of a full day, trust builds, walls come down, and the truest version of your family begins to emerge.
It’s in the ordinary moments... the sleepy-eyed mornings, the messy middles, the late-night collapses on the couch... that we find the extraordinary. With the spaciousness of this session, we can create not just a record of your life, but art born out of your rhythms, your tenderness, and your chaos.
SLIDING SCALE - $1,700-$2,300
FAQ
What if my house is messy?
Perfect. That’s real life... and that’s what I want to photograph. The crumbs on the counter, the laundry piles, the forts in the living room... they’re part of your story. You don’t have to clean or stage anything.
What if my kids don’t behave?
Even better. Meltdowns, chaos, belly laughs, side-eyes... all of it belongs. I’m not here for stiff smiles; I’m here for honesty. The way your kids really are is exactly how you’ll want to remember them.
Do we have to stay at home?
Not at all. While many families love the intimacy of documenting home life, we can spend time wherever life happens... a favorite park, the beach, your neighborhood diner, even on the road.
What if we’re boring and don’t do anything special?
I promise you’re not boring. The magic is in the small stuff: making pancakes, chasing your toddler, bedtime routines, slow mornings. These are the things you’ll ache for one day... and they’re the ones worth keeping.
What should we wear?
Whatever feels comfortable and true to you. No need to match or overthink it. Bare feet, pajamas, whatever you’d normally wear at home... that’s what will feel real and timeless.