I love shooting outdoors when the sun is in my favor. In summer, this means that evenings are best, but in spring and autumn we have much more time during the day. I also shoot outdoors in winter (I love when it snows!).

As for photoshoots at home we will talk about what time there is the most beautiful light in your house, and we will take it into account when arranging a shoot. Most often it is between 8 am and 3 pm - depending on the season.

Most home sessions take place in Belgium or Warsaw, Poland. But if you live a little (or a lot) further away, make sure to drop me a line. I am flexible and most probably we will be able to make an appointment :)

Outdoor sessions usually take place in my favorite hidden gems around both cities, which I will tell you about when you contact me. I'm also constantly looking for new locations and I'd love to hear if you have any perfect spots for photos.

We usually wait until the day of the scheduled session before deciding if rescheduling is necessary as the weather may suddenly improve. If the weather is not favorable, we will simply reschedule. I always plan to have a few hours a month booked for transfer sessions due to circumstances beyond our control.

First of all, relax :)

I understand that being in front of a camera is not always a comfortable situation. It even can be pretty scary! But remember that my job is also to help you feel good in front of my lens. I always try to encourage my families to play together. Thanks to this, the atmosphere quickly relaxes, and the emotions in my photographs are real. You are welcome to search trough my Portfolio, where you will see (I hope!) that I capture authentic, sincere family moments.

When preparing your kids for the session, it's best to tell them that it will be fun, with lots of cuddling and tickling. Think about what makes your kids laugh the most - that's what we'll be doing during the session.

Bringing some snacks with you can help sometimes, but photos during chewing don't come out very well and you might miss a great shot. So I ecourage you to leave them for breaks or for after the photosession (thank you!) :)