Group of six people in a kitchen preparing and enjoying a meal together, smiling and laughing.

How it works

I photograph families in their own space — at home or somewhere familiar.

There’s nothing to prepare and nothing to perform.
You don’t need a plan for the day.

I arrive, spend time with your family, and photograph what’s already happening.

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Two young children sitting on a brown sofa in a living room, one child appears distressed with hands on head, and the other is smiling and holding a book, with a framed photo collage on the wall behind them.

What these sessions are

(and aren’t)

These sessions aren’t about getting a specific photo.

They’re about giving the day space to unfold.

Kids can be loud.
Homes can be lived in.
Nothing needs to go a certain way.

That’s the point.

Story Lengths

  • A young boy with blonde hair and a floral shirt holding hands with an adult woman wearing a yellow cardigan and black sandals, walking on a sidewalk.

    Very Short Story

    1 hour

    A brief glimpse.

    For moments that don’t need much time — a quiet hour at home or a short visit.

    With less time to settle in, it’s not meant to tell the whole story. Just enough to hold onto a piece of it.

  • A father wearing a large sun hat jokingly squishes his face against the window while his daughter is on the other side.

    Short Story

    2 hours

    A small slice of a day.

    Good for newborns, visiting grandparents, or a season you don’t want to forget.

    Enough time to settle in and let things happen naturally.

  • A woman joyful while helping a young boy in a swing set at a park, with a girl smiling in a swing in the background.

    Half Day

    4 hours

    Allows the rhythm of the day to show itself.

    Think a morning at home, an afternoon together, or the slow middle of the day.

    It’s often the right balance of depth and simplicity.

  • A father and two young children in matching pajamas sitting on a bed, looking at a book together.

    Day in the Life

    8+ hours

    The full arc.

    Morning to night.
    The quiet parts and the busy ones.

    This option gives space for the story to breathe and change as the day goes on.

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Choosing the right fit

A young girl with blonde hair sitting on the floor next to a stuffed bear, looking at a picture book. A mother helps her son button his shirt. The scene is indoors with a bed and a chair in the background.

If you’re not sure which Story Length makes sense, that’s normal.

We’ll talk it through.

There’s no pressure to decide right away.

What you receive

A curated set of photographs that tell the story of the day.

Images you can return to — not just now, but years from now — when the details start to fade.

Delivery is simple and clear.
No upselling. No surprises.

A woman is playfully wrestling with a young boy on a sofa in a brightly lit living room, with colorful magnetic tiles scattered on a fluffy blanket.

You don’t need to make anything special happen.

Your life already is.

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