Comfort and Familiarity

Home is a familiar and comfortable environment for families. This can help everyone feel at ease, especially children who may be more relaxed in their own space.

Authentic Moments

Being in a familiar setting allows me to capture genuine and authentic moments. Everyday activities and interactions can be beautifully documented.

Personalized Settings

Home photoshoots offer the opportunity to incorporate personal elements and settings that are meaningful to the family, creating unique and personalized images.

Convenience

There’s no need to travel to a specific location, making the process more convenient, especially for families with young children.

Versatility

Homes provide various settings for photography, including different rooms, cozy corners, and sometimes even outdoor spaces, offering a variety of backdrops.

Storytelling

The familiarity of home allows for the creation of a visual story, showcasing the family’s daily life and routines.

Memories of Home

Over time, these photos become not just family portraits but also visual memories of the home itself, documenting its evolution and the family’s growth.

In every home lies a story, and I’m privileged to capture those stories through family photoshoots. No need for elaborate settings, just the genuine beauty of your family’s daily life. 

Contact me to schedule your family photoshoot in Copenhagen and let’s create memories that reflect the warmth, love, and authenticity of your home. I’ll be happy to be a part of your family’s story!

Photographing young children

Photographing families with young children can be quite challenging. There are multiple personalities to handle, and a range of emotions and feelings in play. As a family photographer, it’s my responsibility to organise e the chaos, capture their attention, and seize the perfect moments. Typically, I try to come up with games or activities that would suit a specific group of children based on their age, energy level, the location, and other factors. For Daisy’s family, the best way to photograph them all together was on their bed. Since the kids had a lot of energy, we started a game where everyone pretended to be asleep on their parents’ bed. From there, we managed to capture some nice shots that showcased their love and connections. If we were at a park, for example, I might say, “Now, run to mom and dad and give them a big hug.” It’s not about the running itself, but the hugs, kisses, and genuine laughter that come after. These are just a few examples of the things we can do during a family photo session to capture those candid and special moments. 

Embrace the Unpredictable: Relax and Let Me Handle Your Family Session

After receiving the gallery of edited photos, Daisy reached out saying: “You’re so talented! Thank you! You’d never guess the behind-the-scenes stress!” I always reassure parents not to stress about making everything perfect for a family photo session. Kids tend to act differently when they are faced with a stranger or someone they’re not very familiar with. It’s the same with my own kids when we meet new people or those they aren’t close to. They are uncomfortable, so they can get a bit silly, and parents often feel frustrated by their behaviour. That’s why my advice to parents planning a family photo shoot is simple: just relax, embrace their behaviour, and leave it to me to handle. 

As a family photographer, my main goal is to create a relaxed and enjoyable experience for each family. I want to capture the love they share in timeless photographs that they’ll treasure forever.

The weather in Copenhagen was exceptionally not very nice… perfect day for a baby session at home. Malou and her mommy had a nice and quite cuddle time. After the calm came a storm: Anton. The four-year-old big brother arrived from kindergarten full of energy and joined us for some pictures.

This week I could photograph the cute little Selma and her mommy and see how they spend their mornings together. Selma ate (a lot!), played and slept… very unusual for a baby 😉