Rate includes studio photography and 5 hi-res digital images
from: 150
Rate includes studio photography and 5 hi-res digital images
from: 150
Rate includes studio photography and 5 hi-res digital images
From: 150
We understand that every client has their own unique vision and preferences. That's why we offer both indoor and outdoor photography sessions. Our indoor sessions, held in our studio or on-location at the client's home, offer a controlled environment that allows us to create specific moods and lighting. On the other hand, our outdoor sessions allow us to take advantage of natural light and the beauty of the great outdoors.
How many pictures will we receive?
How should we dress for our family session?
How long does a family photoshoot session usually last?
When will we receive our final edited photos?
Can we include pets in our family photoshoot?
How do we schedule a family photoshoot with you?
Each Package details the number of Prints that you will receive. Extra Prints can be purchased.
Please see my section on Dressing for a Family Photoshoot Session.
On average, our family photoshoot sessions last approximately 1 to 1.5 hours. This allows enough time for various poses, backdrops, and candid moments, ensuring a diverse collection of photos that capture your family's unique dynamics.
We understand the excitement of seeing your photos! You can expect to receive your final edited images within two weeks of the photoshoot date. We take the time to carefully edit each image to ensure they meet our high-quality standards.
Absolutely! We love capturing the whole family, including furry members. Just let us know in advance, so we can plan accordingly and make sure to incorporate your pets in a way that adds joy and authenticity to your family portraits.
Scheduling a family photoshoot is easy! Simply visit our "Book Now" page on the website and select your preferred date and time. If you have specific requests or questions, you can include them in the booking form. We'll get back to you promptly to confirm the details and discuss any specific preferences you may have for your session.
Dressing appropriately for a family photoshoot is important to ensure that the photos capture the essence of your family and look cohesive. Here are some tips to help you decide on clothing choices:
Coordinate, don't match
- Choose a color scheme or a set of complementary colors rather than everyone wearing the exact same outfit. This creates a visually interesting and coordinated look.
- Avoid overly busy patterns or logos, as they can be distracting. Simple patterns or solid colors tend to work well.
Consider the setting
- Think about the location of the photoshoot. If it's outdoors, consider the season and surroundings. For example, earth tones or pastels may work well for a natural setting.
- If the photoshoot is indoors or in a studio, be mindful of the backdrop and choose colors that will contrast or complement it.
Think about the final look
- Consider the overall style you want to achieve. If you prefer a casual and relaxed look, opt for comfortable, everyday clothing. For a more formal look, consider dressier options.
- Ensure that everyone's clothing is appropriate for the occasion and reflects the tone you want in the photos.
Avoid extremes
- Avoid clothing that is too bright, neon, or overly flashy, as it can distract from the people in the photos.
- Similarly, avoid clothing that is too dull or monotone, as it may make the photos appear bland.
Be mindful of the season
- Choose clothing appropriate for the weather. Layers can be a great way to add visual interest and accommodate changing temperatures.
- Consider coordinating outfits with seasonal colors. For example, warm tones for fall or pastels for spring.
Express individual styles
- Allow each family member to express their individual style within the chosen color scheme. This adds personality to the photos while maintaining a cohesive look.
Avoid large logos and graphics
- Logos and large graphics can be distracting and may not age well in photographs. Opt for simpler designs or solid colors.
Comfort is key
- Make sure everyone is comfortable in their clothing choices. Uncomfortable clothing can affect the mood of the photoshoot.