Portrait photography for families, couples, individuals, and older adults in the greater Omaha area.
 
 
Portraits that feel personal, natural, and lasting.
 
Portrait sessions are about more than getting a few nice photos. They’re about capturing people at meaningful points in life, whether that means family, couple, or individual milestones, or a portrait honoromg someone you love. My goal is to make the experience comfortable and straightforward so you end up with images that feel true to who you are and worth holding onto.
 
Portraits for every season of life
From family sessions to senior portraits to meaningful portraits of older adults,
this work is about preserving people and seasons of life with honesty and care.
 
 
Portrait pricing
 
 
Portrait pricing
 
Up to 45 minute
1 location
Up to 5 people
A simple, easy option for your family.
Up to 90 minutes
Up to 3 locations
No people limit
For bigger families, multi-generational groups, and more variety.
 
Quick Session: $275
Full Session: $425
 
Digital pricing
 
- Single image — $100
- 5-image package — $450
- 15-image package — $900
- Full gallery buyout — $1,100
Prints, wall art, and albums are also available. Just let me know if you'd like to see options.
FAQ
Do you photograph families, seniors, and individuals?
Yess Families, individuals, and older adults are welcome here. If you're looking for high school senior sessions specifically, visit the dedicated Seniors page for session options and pricing.
Where do portrait sessions take place?
Sessions can take place outdoors, at your home, in a senior living community, or at another location that fits the look and feel you want.
What should we wear?
I’m happy to offer guidance before the session. In general, simple, coordinated outfits photograph well and help keep the focus on the people in the image.
How long does it take to get our photos?
Turnaround depends on the session, but I’ll give you a clear expectation up front and keep the process moving.
 
 
 
“Photography takes an instant out of time, altering life by holding it still.”
 
 
 
 
Dorothea Lange