One Day in Time.

What do your favorite photos look like?

Mine are the ones that make me smile without thinking about it. The images that show a moment, a person, a pet, a loved place, in a way that reminds me why I love it.

One that I can sit and open on a bad day, or a good day, or with people that I love and be taken back to a moment that otherwise might have been lost.

What do you want to remember?

Forced smiles? Or all the tiny little moments that make up one normal day. The little details of your home. Their smiles when nana and papa come over. The best spot on the couch. The hugs. The fighting. The tears. And laughter.

What do I wish I had more photos of?

I had always loved art, but I got started in photography specifically to document. First my own family, and then others. This is what A Moment in Time sessions are all about.

I just turned 40, and maybe that was part of me taking a second look at why I loved photography so much. I also asked myself what I wished I had more photos of. I thought of big days and small. Days that are just a blur now and I wish I could look back and see more clearly. The first few days after coming home from the hospital with one of the babies. The final days with loved ones. The last day with my dog. Birthday parties... but not just the party, the set up, the prep, the aftermath where just our family sits in the mess and exhaustion of the day with each other. The last day in our old house - when our youngest was too young to remember now what it looked like. The first week in our new house...

These photojournalistic sessions are to cover these moments and many more.

What does 'A Day in the Life Session Look Like?

It looks like a snippet of your life, in a way that a portrait session never has.

I offer free consultations via zoom to determine if this type of session is right for you. If you have any questions at all, reach out via email @ southshorestudiosMA@gmail.com

How do we get it right?

Prior to your session I'll be sending over forms filled with lots of questions. Things that you want captured, family habits, special items, and anything else I should know prior to so that they day of, I am prepared to sit back and document.

Who should book?

Single people.

Families of 12.

Couples over 75.

Couples under 75.

Literally anyone.

How many hours?

I offer 4, 8, and 12 hour sessions, but I am happy to customize a session for your family. For local sessions 8 hours and over, I am happy to split up those hours (i.e. breakfast and bedtimes).

What happens after?

After your session, I will go through the many images taken to create an online gallery of your final images. This will include 150-500 final images. Once your images are complete, we will set up a virtual or in person meeting to review the gallery, explain the selection process and review any additional art purchases.

SESSION OPTIONS

All session options include pre-consultations and planning
Exclusive private online gallery of your images (150-500)
Downloading rights to 15 images.
8 and 12 hour session involve the option to split up times throughout the day. *restrictions apply

4 hours

$2200

8 hours

$3400

12 hours

$4800

Art

The Book.

A hardcover, 20 page storybook album. $1200

Wall Art.

Personally designed with your home in mind.

Starting at $550.

Digital Art.

Full digital albums are available. Digital prices vary. Email for full price list.