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.

The Day Two Cousins Went Fishing at the Creek

On the magic of summer creeks, a 3-year-old with a fishing rod, and the 16-year-old cousin who was there to help.

He was so proud of that fishing rod.

There is something about a little boy with a fishing rod that feels like it belongs in a painting. The bare feet on creek stones, the line arcing out over the green water, the grin that says "I've got this!" When this little guy wanted to play at the creek, I knew we were going to make something special. What I didn't fully anticipate was just how much trust would come from the relationship between these two cousins.

This is what fine art children's photography near Mars and Cranberry Township is really about — not just a pretty backdrop and good light (though we had plenty of both). It's about capturing the way a little one looks up at someone older, how that older child leans in and takes the responsibility seriously, and the quiet pride on both their faces when it's working. These are the moments families hang on their walls for decades.

Hands over hands.

This teenager was patient in the way only certain kids are. He knelt behind his little cousin, wrapped his hands over those small ones, and guided the cast like he’d done it a hundred times. Maybe he had.

Either way, watching it through the lens was one of those moments where I had to remind myself to keep shooting instead of simply standing there and watching.

He was teaching him something real. The creek just happened to be the classroom.

Creek sessions hold a special place in my heart. There’s something about the water and the woods that children naturally connect with. They stop worrying about the camera and simply settle into the moment. With just a few gentle suggestions or simple props, they begin to play, explore, and forget they are being photographed at all.

And that is usually when the magic happens.

Explore Creek Sessions

That sky wasn't planned. But it was perfect.

I spent time with both boys together and let the little one have his solo moments too. He didn't need an audience to be himself. At some point a little sailboat found its way into the creek and that was it — he was completely gone into his own world, captain of something only he could see. Those in-between moments, when children forget everything else, is where a story waits to be told.

A boat, a boy and a creek

If you're drawn to sessions like this one — unhurried, outdoors, built around connection rather than posing — you might also love this past creek session, which captures a similar sense of childhood wonder in that same beautiful setting.

Some of my favorite images from any session are the quiet ones. Just a little boy and a creek and whatever mystery lives at the bottom of it.

Whatever lives at the bottom of a creek, he was determined to find it

Fine art children's creek sessions are available seasonally near Mars, Wexford, Cranberry Township, Fox Chapel, and Pittsburgh, PA. Availability is limited.

Explore Creek Sessions at Always Remember Photography →

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The Day Two Cousins Went Fishing at the Creek

On the magic of summer creeks, a 3-year-old with a fishing rod, and the 16-year-old cousin who was there to help.

He was so proud of that fishing rod.

Hands over hands.

That sky wasn't planned. But it was perfect.

A boat, a boy and a creek

Whatever lives at the bottom of a creek, he was determined to find it

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