Every session starts the same way: no camera in anyone's face, no pressure to perform. We chat, we wander, the kids size me up and decide I'm okay. That warm-up matters — because once everyone forgets they're being photographed, the real photos start happening.
From there, we play. I'll guide you when you need it — where the light is good, when to pull in close — but mostly I'm watching for the moments that are already happening. Dad tossing the little one in the air. The big kids whispering. The two seconds after the "posed" shot when everyone cracks up. That's usually the one that ends up framed.
And we're not racing a timer. If your toddler needs a snack break, we take a snack break. The session ends when we've got your story, not when the clock says so.
