Little moments. Big memories. Endless love.
Family Stories
Precious moments with your loved ones
The unique connection we share with the people we love is arguably one of the most precious things in life.
A family photoshoot in Barcelona with me is relaxed and natural, with gentle guidance rather than stiff posing. Imagine your children running freely along a beach on the Costa Brava, building a beautiful sandcastle by the water, or simply jumping into the waves. Or picture a tender kiss between a couple awaiting the arrival of their baby in one of Barcelona’s beautiful parks.
These are the photographs you will look back on years from now — and perhaps one day show to your grown-up children or grandchildren.
This is your family history. Let’s write it together.
What brings you here?
I offer different types of Family photoshoots. Choose one of the services below to find out more and check the pricing packages.
Maternity Session
Waiting for the miracle?
Celebrating pregnancy with the whole family or individually.
Outdoor Family Session
Have a beautiful spot in mind?
Family portraits in your location of choice - Barcelona landmark, seaside town of Costa Brava, a beach at sunrise... You name it!
Gender reveal sessions
Celebrate the announcement of a baby's sex.
Capture the joy and excitement of your gender reveal with beautiful, lasting memories.
At-Home Family Session
Get beautiful photos in the comfort of your home!
No need for fancy studio settings - cozy familiar atmosphere is key!
Family Anniversary Session
Important milestone in your family history?
Mark a new family chapter, commemorate a birthday, kids' graduation or extended family gathering
Your own brilliant idea
Something else in mind?I love a challenge. Tell me what you’re imagining - even if the idea is not fully formed yet - and we’ll work out how to photograph it.
The story of Aurelie and Sylvain
Aurelie and I first spoke through a messenger app and arranged to meet for a sunset photoshoot on a beach near Tarragona.When I arrived, the beach was still very busy. The August heat was relentless, refusing to loosen its grip even at eight in the evening.Aurelie and Sylvain were waiting for me by the car park, looking effortlessly stylish and clearly excited about the shoot. But as soon as the first greetings were exchanged, I realised that this session was going to be a little different.They had come from France, and I do not speak a word of French.So for the next hour, we communicated almost entirely through gestures, laughter and enthusiastic exclamations. I would demonstrate a pose, they would copy it, we would all laugh, and somehow it worked.It turned into one of the most entertaining shoots I had had in a long time. By the end, we were laughing so much that the language barrier hardly seemed to matter at all.A few days later, after I sent them the photographs, I received a little message in French. They told me that they loved the images despite the fact that we could barely speak to one another.
Family Photoshoot FAQ
Wondering what to expect?
What if the baby needs feeding or the children need a break?
Of course — we can pause whenever your baby needs feeding or your children need a little rest.
There is no need to rush. Any breaks we take will not count towards the agreed photoshoot time, so you can relax and take care of your family without worrying about the clock.
What should we wear as a family?
I will help you choose outfits that work beautifully together in both color and style, without making everyone look too matched.
Before the shoot, we may have a video call or exchange photos of possible outfits so we will make sure everything feels harmonious and fits the location and mood of the session.
The goal is to create a coordinated look that still feels natural and true to each of you.
What if my children don’t want to pose?
That is absolutely fine — a family photoshoot with me is not really about posing. It is more about creating a little story together and simply living it for an hour.
I try to make the session feel like a game for children, using props, toys, movement, dancing, and simple group activities to keep them engaged and relaxed. Instead of asking them to sit still and smile, I encourage them to play, explore, and interact naturally.
Those spontaneous moments are often the ones that make the most beautiful photographs.