And one day, the things that felt completely ordinary become the things you would give anything to step back into. That's why I don't want your photographs to simply show what you looked like. I want them to remind you what it felt like. The feeling of being surrounded by the people you love most. Those are the photographs that I want to make.
i love things that feel real, rather than perfect, & i think that probably explains the way i photograph.
You don't need to know what to do with your hands. You don't need to be naturally comfortable in front of the camera. And you definitely don't need to spend your whole session trying to look perfect. I'll give you enough direction that you never feel awkward, but plenty of space to simply be yourselves.
The photograph where your daughters hair is completely wild, the one where your son won't stop laughing, the one where everyone is piled on the couch, he one where you can't even see everyone's faces because you're all tangled up together.
The photographs that feel like your family.
how i photograph families?
Your toddler doesn't need to cooperate, your teen doesn't have to smile, your baby doesn't need to sleep, everyone doesn't need to look at the camera, and you definitely don't need to know how to pose.
Come as you are:
We'll Play
We'll cuddle
We'll wander
We'll tickle
We'll probably make a mess
I'll photograph the in between stuff, the moments that happen when you're too busy being a family to notice.
"the ordinary days become the good old days"
capture them