Mini Fine art portraits • School photography IN MARYLAND
MINI FINE ART PORTRAITS ARE BACK
SIMPLE, ORGANIC, AND GENUINE PORTRAITS OF YOUR KIDDOS
If you think we can do better than the stiff and unnatural school portrait from big chains, let’s talk.
I started offering mini portraits last year when all schools closed. 2020 was already strange enough, I did not want parents to miss a year of school photos.
So I set up a pop-up studio outside, right in front of my garage. It was a lot of fun and parents asked if school portraits could come back every year!
Heck YAY!
Why choose Fine Art Simple portraits?
These portraits are a beautiful way to remember a specific stage of life for children. They are modern fine art photographs that you can proudly display at home. They will match any decor as they are minimalistic and timeless. Each session focuses on capturing the simple beauty of each child. There are no forced smiles and I work hard to freeze their true personality.
SAVE THE DATES
September 6, 11, and 16th.
(Bookings available on September 1st)
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NEW THIS YEAR: HOST A PARTY!
Host my pop-up studio (a shady driveway by a garage is ideal) and get 1 digital file for each session for free. If 12 people sign up, you have the whole set of digitals for free, no matter how many kids you have. Click the button above for more info.
Every family is different and your uniqueness should be celebrated! It means YES to bed hair, non-matching socks, re-heated coffees. Like you, I am a busy mom trying to do #allthethings while keeping a record of it. I have a system to make sessions low-stress, artful, and perfectly unposed. You just have to slow down and enjoy the simple fact of being together.
I am also an eco-friendly business that tries not to harm the earth more than necessary by limiting plastic (or disposing of it correctly), finding sustainable products, reusing packaging, and planting trees.
You are one email away from having a realistic and artful record of who you “actually” are. Contact me now.
