faqs

What kind of photography do you specialize in?

what if my kids don't cooperate?

I photograph family and newborn sessions in the Denver area using real 35mm film. My approach is documentary-driven, focused on capturing your life as it genuinely unfolds rather than staging artificial poses.

How long does it take to receive our photos?

Because sessions are photographed on film, galleries are delivered within 3 weeks.

You’ll receive an online gallery with your finished high-resolution images, ready to download and share. If you would like to purchase prints in the gallery, you can do so. I also recommend mixtiles because of how how easy and fresh they look.

Where do sessions take place?

Most sessions take place in your home or a meaningful location in the Denver area.

Familiar spaces create a more natural rhythm. Your home isn’t a backdrop — it’s part of the memory.

What should we wear?

Simple, comfortable clothing photographs beautifully on film.

Soft neutrals, textured fabrics, and layers tend to work well. Avoid large logos, bright neon colors, or heavy patterns that distract from connection. Most importantly, choose clothing that feels like you.

If you’d like guidance, I’m happy to help you decide.

That’s totally normal.

Sessions aren’t about perfect behavior. Kids can move, take breaks, or need a reset. I’ll guide when it’s helpful and step back when it’s not. The goal isn’t control — it’s presence.

How long are sessions?

Sessions are one hour.

That’s enough time to settle in, move naturally, and create meaningful work on film without rushing the experience. Because each frame is photographed intentionally, the focus is on depth rather than volume.

How do I book a session?

Head to the Contact page and fill out the inquiry form. I’ll respond within 24 hours with availability and next steps.

Once your session is confirmed, I’ll guide you through everything you need to feel prepared.

Do you share images publicly?

Only with your clear consent.

Your photographs belong to you. I never share images without permission. After you’ve received your gallery, I may ask if you’re comfortable with a few being shared — often to help others see what working together feels like.
There is never pressure.