Most parents are missing from their own story

San Francisco documentary family photography for parents who want to be seen in their memories.

Days blur together.
Phones fill up.

A family celebrating a young child's birthday outdoors, with a woman standing, a man sitting, and a toddler in a high chair with a birthday cake, under yellow flowering trees.

You mean to remember this time.
But when you look back, you’re barely there.

Not because you don’t care.
Because life is busy.

Families deserve the whole picture.

A man with a beard, wearing a cap backwards and a jacket, smiling while standing on a hillside with a backpack and camera. In the background, there is a body of water, a bridge, and a cityscape with rolling hills.

Hi.

I’m Anthony.

I help families remember
what their life actually felt like.

I’m a San Francisco documentary family photographer serving families across the Bay Area. I photograph life as it unfolds — without posing or directing.

You live your day.
I make sure you’re in it.

Learn more about me.

How it works

01

Reach out.

Tell me about your family.

02

Relax.

I photograph your day as it happens.

03

Relive.

Be seen in your memories.

Young boy watering plants with a garden hose in front of a house. Four people are sitting on the porch steps, watching the boy. A bicycle is parked nearby, and a car is parked in the driveway on a sunny day.

The story shows up when there’s less pressure.

You’re in the frame.
The moments feel like memories.

No pressure.
No performance.

A time and a place

Sessions can be brief or span an entire day.

Some families choose a single hour.
Others invite me in for the full arc of a day.

Most sessions take place at home.

Two children, one in a pink tutu dress and one in striped and black clothing, holding hands and balancing on one foot each in a room with wooden floors and furniture.

These days won’t come back.

Your place in them matters.

These days won’t come back.

A young girl in a pink tutu and an adult sitting on a chair, both barefoot, playing or interacting on a wooden floor. The girl’s tutu is fluffy, and the adult wears black pants with a striped shirt sleeve visible. The background includes artwork on a wooden cabinet and some scattered objects on the floor.

Your place in them matters.

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