Short Film
The quick oneTwenty-five minutes on a Tuesday and you are home before dinner is cold. Short enough that you stop putting it off, long enough for a gallery you will actually use.
What you see is what the session costs. The only thing that ever gets added is travel past thirty minutes, and that is ten dollars.
Twenty-five minutes on a Tuesday and you are home before dinner is cold. Short enough that you stop putting it off, long enough for a gallery you will actually use.
An hour, so the first ten awkward minutes can happen and it does not matter. Everything good comes after everyone forgets I am there, and that takes a little while.

Photos that look like your actual family, in the time a toddler will actually give you.
One location, one outfit, and no expectation that anybody holds still. I photograph the way you already are together, with light guiding when it helps and none when it does not. Your gallery comes back in my signature editing, with black and white edits alongside it.

The one where you finally end up in the pictures with your own kids.
The full set. Family portraits, sibling frames, and individual images of each child, with enough time that the second half of the session is the relaxed half. Guided where it helps, candid everywhere else.

Proof you two exist together, without giving up a whole evening for it.
Movement, connection, and the way you two are when nobody is watching. Short and story-driven, with prompts when you want them. Your gallery comes back in signature color and a black and white set for the film-inspired look.

An hour, two outfits, and the room for your relationship to stop performing.
The session for couples who want the story told properly. One location, two outfit changes, and space for movement and the quiet moments in between. Delivered in signature color, black and white, and film-inspired edits.

Senior photos for the kid who says they hate having their picture taken.
Easygoing and quick. One location, one outfit, natural movement and real expression, plus the details that make the photos yours rather than anyone's. Signature editing and a black and white gallery.

Two outfits, seventy frames, and enough time to stop feeling watched.
The unhurried version. One location, two outfit changes, and gentle guidance where you want it, with the focus staying on personality rather than posing. Signature color, black and white, and film edits.

I get there early, find somewhere to hide, and you get a preview the same night.
We pick the spot and the timing together so the light is right. I arrive early, find somewhere discreet, and stay out of the way until it happens. The hour and a half leaves room for nerves and for portraits after.

You have been saying you should do this for about two years.
For friends, coworkers, teams, or any group that has been saying it should get photos for two years. One location keeps it cohesive. The hour covers the whole group plus individual portraits of each person if you want them.

Seventy images, so you stop reusing the same headshot from 2023.
Headshots, lifestyle frames, and detail shots of the things your work is actually made of. One location, two outfits if you want them, and a gallery big enough to carry your website and your social accounts for a long while.

Two hours of coverage, and nobody has to be the one holding a phone.
Birthdays, showers, corporate mornings, and the kind of gathering everybody means to photograph and nobody does. I document it as it happens: the candid interactions, the toast, and the details somebody spent a week on.
A 50% non-refundable deposit reserves your date. The rest is due the day of the session.
Your contract and invoice arrive shortly after you pick a date and time. The date is yours once the deposit is paid and the contract is signed.
A $10 travel fee applies to locations more than 30 minutes away. Further than an hour, we work it out together before you book.
If you are between two of them, say that instead. I will tell you which one I would book.