A DAY IN THE LIFE
You don't need a perfect background.
Your life is already worth preserving exactly as it is.
A DAY IN THE LIFE SESSION
Big milestones already know how to announce themselves - birthdays, weddings, holidays.
But a family is actually built in morning chaos, breakfast before school, the way parents care and nurture, playtime, the tension and tenderness of evening fatigue, the rituals no one has named yet.
These moments disappear because they feel too familiar to notice.
A Day in the Life session is completely unscripted. I step into your home, capturing the rhythm of your day from morning pancakes to bedtime stories.
You won't just remember what your family looked like; you will remember exactly how these moments felt.
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FAQ
1. Is my house too messy for a Day in the Life photo session?
No, your house is the perfect backdrop exactly as it is.
Day in the Life photography is about documenting your real life, not a staged magazine spread. The toys on the floor, the dishes in the sink, and the pile of shoes by the door are all meaningful parts of your family’s current ecosystem. I use my experience in telling stories and creative angles to focus on your connections and emotions, turning your everyday environment into beautiful, cinematic memories.
2. What if my kids misbehave or throw a tantrum during the shoot?
Tantrums, tears, and chaotic moments are completely welcome and expected.
Unlike traditional photo shoots where kids feel pressured to perform, a documentary session has zero expectations. If your child has a meltdown, you simply parent them the way you normally would. These raw, honest moments of comfort, patience, and resilience often end up being some of the most moving and favorite photos in the entire gallery.
3. What do we wear for a documentary family photo session?
Wear whatever you would normally wear on a regular day at home.
There is absolutely no need to buy matching outfits, color-coordinate, or dress up. If your toddler refuses to take off their superhero costume, or if you prefer to spend the morning in your favorite sweatpants and a messy bun, that is exactly what you should wear. Authenticity is the goal, and your comfort allows your true personalities to shine.
4. How long does a Day in the Life session last and what do we do?
Sessions typically last anywhere from half a day to a full day, with some multi-day coverage, capturing your normal daily routine.
We do not plan any special activities or outings unless they are a regular part of your week. A typical session starts when the kids are up, followed by anything that you want to do together as a family, the way you want to remember it by (as long as it’s not skydiving - that’s where I draw the line, ha!). I simply tag along as a quiet, friendly observer to capture the natural rhythm of your day.
5. Do you pose us or tell us where to look during the session?
No, I will not direct, pose, or ask anyone to look at the camera at any point.
The magic of documentary photography relies on you forgetting that I am holding a camera. I do not ask you to repeat actions or move into better lighting. You are completely free to interact with your children, ignore me entirely, and just enjoy being present with your family while I capture the art happening around you.
START PRESERVING YOUR REAL MEMORIES TODAY
Currently scheduling shoots in Los Angeles area June - July 2027. Limited slots available.