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The Family Days

The classic. A full fifty minutes to be seen properly — not just smiling at the camera, but laughing, whispering, holding on. Time enough to move through your family’s rhythm and make a portrait worth your walls.

Book The Family Days $1,100
A family of four dancing in the studio

50 minutes · 45 edited images · Turnaround time 5 daysRecent sessions

A mother and her son forehead to forehead, in black and white
A mother and daughter hugging and laughing
A mother on the floor with her two daughters, one making a silly face
A mother with her two daughters on a white backdrop
A mother squeezing her daughter, in black and white
A girl kissing her dad
A family of seven on a canvas backdrop
A mother and her baby cheek to cheek
Two sisters standing back to back, in black and white
Two sisters in black and white
A girl hugging her mother tightly
A baby and his big sister cheek to cheek, both smiling
A family of four sitting together on a light backdrop, in black and white
A boy held upside down by his family

What to expect

How the day goes.

  1. Pick a time

    Naptime-friendly slots, weekdays and weekends. Book the time that works for your family.

  2. Choose the look

    Pick two backdrops and bring an outfit change. We’ll help you put it all together when you arrive.

  3. We photograph

    Fifty minutes, lightly guided. We move through your family’s rhythm rather than a shot list.

  4. Take it home

    Your printed keepsake comes home with you that day. Your full gallery arrives within five days.

A father kissing his daughter’s forehead
“Thank you for the opportunity to capture our family during this beautiful phase. We can’t wait to come see you again in the studio.”
Amanda · Family Session

Ready when you are.

Pick a time that works and we’ll take it from there — at 45 South 4th Street in Williamsburg.

Book The Family Days

Not sure this is the one?

Try The Every Days instead.

Choose The Every Days when it is just one or two of you and fifteen minutes is plenty — a lost tooth, new glasses, no occasion at all.

See The Every Days