“For many families, the idea of a photography session can bring up a mix of hope and worry—especially when a child is autistic or has other special needs. Parents often wonder: Will my child be expected to sit still? To smile on cue? To follow directions that don’t feel natural to them?”
As a Washington DC family photographer working at the intersection of documentary and fine art photography, I help families navigate the decision “posed portraits or a documentary session”. Here’s a clear, honest breakdown of the differences, and some tips to help decide what’s right for you.
With full acknowledgement that we have a lot of work to do ahead of us, a lot to sort out and try to set right, I also want to acknowledge some of the bright spots that happened this past year.
It’s that time again: planning your family fall photo session ahead of the holidays.
I’d love to see you for a mini session in one of the selected locations on the days outlined below! You can book online or use the contact form to email me for one-on-one booking assistance.
When Mea at Good Elephant Pottery contacted me to ask if I ever did any product and documentary photography, and if I might be available to photograph some of her pottery as well as her process, and also a meaningful portrait of herself in her studio, I was happy to say YES to all of her questions.
