Joyful, candid, and a little bit wild—my family sessions are about capturing the real magic in your everyday love. We’ll chase the light, laugh loud, and let the little moments shine. I focus on connection over perfection, creating timeless images that feel like home.
Outdoor Family Session
I offer a signature family session designed to capture the genuine love and connection shared between you in the soft glow of golden hour. My approach is relaxed, natural, and centered on the authentic moments that make your family unique—creating timeless images that feel like warm memories to cherish forever.
Your Session Includes:
- A 1-hour photoshoot scheduled during golden hour (1 hour before sunset) this can vary upon location
- Styling guidance and access to my curated client wardrobe
- A relaxed, heart-led experience with gentle posing and natural direction
- A full gallery of 60+ hand-edited images delivered through an online gallery 2-3 weeks from session day.
Starting from $425
Moments framed in time
Let's craft memories that last a lifetime
FAQ
This is my first photoshoot, what should I know?
Outdoor sessions are relaxed and fun! We’ll pick a beautiful spot, usually during the “golden hour” (an hour before sunset) for soft, flattering light. I’ll guide you through poses and activities to keep everyone comfortable and engaged. Expect a mix of posed and candid shots, and don’t worry if the kids get a little playful—that’s where the best moments happen! Just dress for the weather and bring any snacks or toys to keep little ones happy.
What if my kids don’t cooperate?
Don’t worry—this is super common! I take a relaxed approach, and we’ll play games, be silly, and keep things fun. The best photos often come from candid moments.
What should we wear for our family photo session?
Coordinate, don’t match. Choose complementary colors and avoid busy patterns or logos. Soft, neutral tones or earthy palettes work beautifully. I’m happy to help you plan outfits!
How long is a typical session?
Family sessions usually last 45–60 minutes. This allows time for a variety of groupings and natural breaks for kids.
