Winter in-home Sessions

 

Winter in-home sessions, $500

A short but sweet session (45 mins) that will take place in the space you feel most comfortable and connected with family, your home. Choose an at-home activity your family loves and I will capture it. Includes a thorough session-planning call and 40 of your very best images in a private online gallery.

Available during select Fridays and Saturdays throughout winter.

Option to add an album of your best images, designed and delivered to your door for just $200.

Curious what it looks like? View a recent at home winter session here and here and here.

From the blog: Three Reasons to schedule your family photo session in the winter.



The Album

This beautiful lay-flat album can be added to any session. I’ll design and deliver it to your door without you lifting a finger. I know you’re busy, so my goal is to make it as EASY AS POSSIBLE for you and your family to enjoy your memories.

Pricing: 8x8 albums are $200, 10x10 albums are $300. Order additional copies to give as gifts to grandparents!

 

What Happy Clients Are Saying

“I’m seriously in tears. Thank you. These are amazing. I don’t think I’ve ever seen pictures that capture us like this.”

— Mary

“It’s amazing how you can take an ordinary evening and make it look and feel so remarkable. I am so excited to share these with family but also for ourselves to look back and remember how things were when they were little. The giggles, the curls, the tiny hands, the togetherness; it is something we will truly cherish forever!”

— Kate

Other services offered:

Small event coverage for birthdays, backyard weddings, family reunions and bar/bat-mitzvahs: please contact me to discuss


FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS:

About the printed image:

“We now live in a world of non-stop digital images, stored on phones and scrolled through quickly, that always feel slightly once removed, since ‘clicking through’ is quite different from holding, and savoring. Tactile images of your family can be a magical tool for all sorts of playful activities. Instead of simply storing your shots in the ether, print out a hearty batch and use them as an invitation to reconnect and reminisce.”

Couldn’t have said it better myself so I’ll let Meredith Sinclair tell you, from her book “Well Played”