Yes! The focus of a documentary shoot is capturing you without any posing or direction. That’s where all of the magic is. However, we all appreciate an updated family portrait and I am happy to capture one during your session.
No worries! The details of your house are an important part of your story. I think back to when my son was a toddler. We had cheerios spilled on the floor, toys everywhere, and dishes in the sink at all times. Now that those days are over, I look back on the chaos fondly and realize it was an important part of our story from that time.
I’m a parent too! It may take some time for your family members to get comfortable with having me in their space, which is why my sessions take longer than a traditional shoot. It’s important that you feel at ease so that you can be yourselves. You’ll be surprised how comfortable we feel around each other by the end of our time together.
That said, I’m completely comfortable with children who aren’t in the mood to be photographed. I get it and it doesn’t faze me.
Of course! Pets are an important part of the family!
Living where we do, we get a little rain every now and then 🙂 If it’s a light drizzle and you’re game, I can work with it. If it’s pouring and we’ve planned an outdoor adventure, we can either reschedule or find another adventure that is not so weather dependent.
Within two to four weeks, I will send a link to your private gallery of high resolution professionally edited images. These are yours to download for personal use. I will then create your complimentary album which should arrive within six to eight weeks after your shoot.
Absolutely. I love to travel and would enjoy capturing your family’s adventures where ever they may be. Please contact me to discuss details.