What types of photography sessions do you offer?

We specialize in fine art children's portraits, including studio sessions, outdoor sessions, fairy tale themes, and seasonal offerings like Magical Santa Sessions.

Where are you located, and which areas do you serve?

Our studio is located in Evans City, PA. We serve clients throughout the greater Pittsburgh and Western Pennsylvania areas, including Cranberry Township, Mars, and Fox Chapel, PA

How can I book a session?

Our session fees vary depending on the type and length of the session. For detailed pricing information, please visit our Investment Page.

Do you offer seasonal or themed sessions?

Yes, we offer seasonal sessions such as the Magical Santa Sessions. These are limited-time offerings, and details can be found on our Magical Santa Sessions Page

What should my child wear for the session?

We recommend classic, timeless outfits that complement the fine art style of our photography. Upon booking, we provide a detailed guide to help you choose the best attire for your child.

How long does a typical session last?

Session lengths vary: standard sessions typically last about an hour, while themed or seasonal sessions may be shorter or longer. We'll provide specific timing details when you book.

When will we receive our photos?

You can expect to receive your edited images within 2-3 weeks after the session. We'll notify you when your gallery is ready for viewing.

Do you offer prints and albums?

Yes, we offer a range of high-quality prints, albums, and wall art. Details and samples are available during your consultation and on our Investment Page.

What is your cancellation policy?

We understand that plans can change. Please notify us at least 48 hours in advance to reschedule. For full details, refer to our policies outlined during the booking process.

High School Senior Pictures: Two Looks, One Dream

From her very first message, I could tell this senior had a plan.

She knew what she wanted — not just in style, but in feeling. She texted me inspiration photos, pose ideas, and one perfect white dress. Her vision? Natural, peaceful, and soft… and we found the perfect locations to bring it to life: a quiet lake and a nearby creek.

We started at the lake.

The water was so still, the light was soft, and there was just the tiniest breeze. She knew exactly what she wanted and posed with such grace and confidence. It all came together perfectly and set the tone for the whole session.

Then we moved to the creek.
This was the second location on her list of must-haves for her senior pictures — in the creek, no matter how cold it was. 🥶
It was the first day of November, and the water was freezing, but she was determined, and I was all in to make it happen.

But her vision didn’t stop at the water.

Because she wanted both the outdoors as well as classic studio portraits, we decided to split her senior experience into two smaller sessions. This allowed us to give each look the time and attention it deserved.

For the studio session, she wanted to showcase the other side of her style — something bold and timeless. With clean backdrops and dramatic lighting, we captured a completely different mood that perfectly balanced the soft, natural feel of her outdoor portraits.

In the studio, she transformed.
Clean lines, dramatic lighting, and a whole new energy. The contrast between her soft, outdoor look and her polished studio portraits was stunning — a perfect representation of how multifaceted this season of life can be.

The final result? A senior gallery that told her full story.
Natural and serene by the water. Confident and striking in the studio. Every photo captured a different side of who she is — and who she’s becoming.

Have a vision for your senior session?
Whether it’s one dress at the lake or multiple styles across different locations, I’m here to help bring it to life — beautifully and meaningfully.

📩 Ready to start planning your dream session? Let’s talk!

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High School Senior Pictures: Two Looks, One Dream

From her very first message, I could tell this senior had a plan.

But her vision didn’t stop at the water.

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