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A Little Slice of Life

 

$295 Introductory price

 

60–75 minutes documenting one small piece of everyday life. Saturday pancakes. Bath time. Backyard chaos. A trip for ice cream. Grandma baking with the kids. Around 35+ finished images.

 

The Everyday Story

$495 Introductory price

 

2–3 hours with your family, mostly uninterrupted and minimally directed. Enough time for everyone to forget about the camera and settle into normal life. Around 60+ finished images.

 

A Day in the Life

$895 introductory price

 

5–6 hours documenting a larger chapter of your family's life—from slow mornings at home to errands, activities, dinner, bedtime, or whatever makes this season yours. Around 125+ finished images.

 

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Frequently Asked Questions

What do we actually do during a documentary session?

Honestly? You live your life. Make pancakes, play in the backyard, pile onto the couch, walk to your favorite coffee shop, bake cookies, give the kids a bath—whatever feels like you. I’ll offer a little guidance when needed, but I’m not coming in with a shot list or asking everyone to perform for the camera. The goal is to photograph your family as you really are.

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What if our house is messy or my kids don't cooperate?

Perfect. Seriously. Your home does not need to look like a magazine, and your kids absolutely do not need to be on their best behavior. The toys on the floor, toddler meltdowns, teenagers being teenagers, dog running through the frame—those things are part of your story. Documentary photography isn't about making your life look perfect. It's about remembering what it felt like.

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Will you take any photos of everyone looking at the camera?

Documentary sessions are primarily candid and unscripted, but I know how important it can be to have at least one photograph where everyone is together. I'm always happy to spend a few minutes creating a relaxed family portrait during your session. Then we'll get right back to the good stuff—the laughter, connection, chaos, and little moments you didn't even realize were happening.

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Let's document your story

You don’t need a perfectly styled home, matching outfits, or kids who promise to behave. You just need your life as it is right now—the laughter, the chaos, the quiet moments, and the people you never want to forget exactly as they are. Let me step into your world for a little while and preserve the pieces of your everyday story that may not feel extraordinary today, but someday will mean everything.



**Your life is already worth documenting. Let’s tell the story.**


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