Young parents sit in the sun on the front steps outside their home playing with their baby.

Families


less posing, more living

Two parents sit in chairs in the backyard with coffee while their two young sons run around them playing. The parents laugh and wave.

The beauty of ordinary days.


The days you're living now may not feel extraordinary. They’re filled with snack breaks, backyard adventures, tiny hands reaching for yours, belly laughs, messy hair, and the little routines that make up your life. But one day, these are the moments you’ll long to remember.


My sessions are relaxed and documentary-inspired. Instead of asking kids to sit still, I like to let them lead. I’ll offer gentle direction when you need it, but mostly, I want to give your family space to simply be together. To explore, play, cuddle, wander, laugh, and forget the camera is even there.


These seasons pass more quickly than we realize. My hope is that years from now, your photographs will help you remember the beauty that was woven through your everyday life all along.

A mom smiles at her young son while they hold hands and dance together in a garden.

 

The Mini Session

$250

Designed for those who want a smaller selection of images. This package is great for announcements, celebrations, a quick family photo refresh, or the addition of a new furry family member.



Includes


  • 30 - 45 minute shoot
  • 20+ edited high resolution images
  • Online digital gallery
A dad stands in a field holding his baby. He looks down at the baby and smiles while the baby smiles and looks out towards the camera.

 

The Full Package

$400

Designed for those who want a larger selection of images. This package is great for new parents and larger family sessions.


Includes

  • 1 - 1.5 hour shoot
  • 50+ edited high resolution images
  • Online digital gallery


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Meet the Photographer

 

Hi, I'm Amanda.

 

I’ve always been drawn to the little things. The ordinary, everyday things that sometimes get overlooked. The front porch you and your partner share coffee on. Morning snuggles on the couch with your little one. Summer evenings playing in the backyard with your kids.


These moments may feel too mundane to capture, but they often have a way of becoming our favourite memories, the ones that still bring back a feeling years later. Those are the photos I want to take. 

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A family with two young boys cuddle and laugh together on a couch in their backyard.
Testimonials

We had the pleasure of having Amanda in our home to capture our family and our chaos. We had to laugh about how crazy it is to take photos with two little ones, but Amanda made it easy and with no judgement. She made the who experience feel so natural and captured our family exactly as we are - the photos are so good and precious!

Kate + Josh

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Two parents hold their young baby in a field. The dad hugs the mom from behind while the mom looks up at her husband and smiles.
Testimonials

We had such a fantastic experience getting family photos done by Amanda. She was friendly, professional, and made us feel totally comfortable. We couldn’t believe the incredible quality and lighting when we received our photos. The photos are so special to us and she was really able to capture our family and baby boy so well. We absolutely recommend Amanda if you are in need of a photographer!

Megan + Craig

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Two young boys run and chase after each other in a flower field.
Testimonials

Amanda nailed it working with these two rascals! She gave direction and also followed their lead throughout the evening and truly captured their deep friendship. I’m so grateful to have worked with her and recommend Amanda to anyone looking for a relaxed and natural experience for their family photos!

Lauren

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A young boy stands in a flower field while looking lovingly at his mom off camera.
A baby stands in a crib by a window looking up at it's mom.

Moments worth remembering.

The little moments have a way of becoming the big ones. They're the things that might not feel extraordinary today, but when they're gone, they'll mean everything. That's what I'm here to preserve.