Story Session &  How it works:



Family Documentary Photography in Lawton, Oklahoma with Liz Perez

Black and white photo of people sharing a joyful moment while reading together.
Close up of hands holding each other on a patterned blanket with stripes.
A series of interior shots showing bubble wrap being used to protect items during a move.

She made that!!

 

White farmhouse style porch with wooden rocking chairs and house number 3848.

 

As a parent there's a lot of little moments that I notice and think I'll never forget, but often I have.

I think how cute is that they're wearing brother's hand me downs.

How they reach on tip toes or a stool to brush their teeth.

How they ask to help and be apart of all the adult things you do like cooking and dishes.

How they want to be big, but have big emotions that need a momma's hug to fix.


And momma... YOU.

How you've changed and now handle it all. How you sometimes have to hide to breathe. How you are juggling being a taxi, chief, showers (yes, b/c I'm in a phase that's hard to get), pets, wife. Often I pass off my camera or phone to get in a frame and they're NOTHING like I make for him. So yes I splurge to have us documented and photos made where I'm in them too.



Let us hold this phase a little longer imagery.

 

A sequence of four photos showing a person in a floral dress dancing in sunlit room with wooden floors and vintage decor.
A tender moment between parent and child in warm natural lighting shows nurturing care and connection.
A series of warm-toned photographs showing someone drinking from a cup in a cozy interior setting.
A child sits in a sunlit room near large windows creating a warm, nostalgic atmosphere.

What to expect:



Expect lots of fun

Lots of laughs

Lots of hugs, kisses, and snuggles.


Tell me about your family.

What things you're doing right now? what would a Saturday morning look like for you? What are some things you want to remember right now?  What are some things that are getting on your nerves?

What are things you'll miss one day?


If you need ideas keep going to the bottom of the page where I've shared with you something that might spark an idea.



This is a kid driven experience. Letting them be little and parents get permission to play and live in this moment.  My photography style is a lifestyle photojournalist approach that moves casually and edited beautifully. I can help you with prompts and things to do while focused on connection and emotions.


Dog sits attentively next to exercise step platform while someone stands on it in denim shorts.
A series of black and white photographs showing someone blowing bubbles in a bathtub.
Black and white photograph showing a hallway with framed pictures on the wall and an open doorway at the end.
A sleeping baby wrapped in a mint green swaddle blanket is shown from different angles in a series of photos.
Living room interior with a TV mounted on the wall and comfortable seating.

The benefits of an in home session

A fun experience


In this case the military is soon to move Albert and Kristin to another country. She's made this beautiful quilt for her momma who's coming to visit for one of the last times.

She wanted that story. This memory! This gift of gift giving.


Scroll to the bottom to see fun story session ideas.

Investment

I prefer all inclusive because I want you to hold everything.


More can be arranged and I'd love to stay a day with you.


Payment plans can be arranged as requested.


Includes a thoughtfully edited gallery of images that reflect your real life—honest, connected, and deeply meaningful.

A relaxed, documentary-style session designed to capture your family just as you are—no posing, no pressure. For two hours, I’ll step into your world and quietly document the in-between moments that often go unnoticed: the way your home feels, the rhythms of your day, the connection you share.

Close-up of a decorative quilt with blue and white patterns and red heart accents.
Limited sessions available

In 5 years from now, what would you look back and remember about right now? What does life look like?




 

To make scheduling easy I've set aside Saturdays for sessions. Space is limited.


 

Book your slot
People gathered on a couch in a living room with framed artwork on the walls.

"Your photos don’t just show what life looks like, they show what it feels like and to me that is priceless."

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Kristin Elaine
Book your Saturday Morning

 

Story Session Ideas:

 

 

» mud

» bonfires

» breeze

» barbeques

» summer storms

» lemonade

» patio

» pool

» bubbles

» popsicles

» parade

» flip flops

» windows open

» camping

» bikes

 

 

» s’mores

» gardening

» moonlight

» porch swinging

» sand castles

» sunshine

» sparklers

» picnic

» gravel dust

» corn hole

» relaxing

» farm stands

» hammock

» backyard fun



 

 

» floating

» fireflies

» summer chores

» reading

» grass stains

» sunrise

» hiking

» ice cream

» water fights

» fishing

» dirt bikes

» melting

» watermelon

» barefoot

» stealing slow kisses

 

FAQ

What if we're boring and you have nothing to make a picture of?

Well....I understand this concern, and I flow with the moment. We will talk together or have activites that your prepared to do together for a lifestyle experience if makes taking photos more relaxed.


That could be you know I'm coming on a Saturday morning to photograph kids in pjs and barefoot, them helping with making breakfast, yes eating that, getting kids dressed and out the door, for maybe a walk, or a park time.

In my experience kids will tell me what they want me to make a photo of and when you jump off screen to spend time together you'll have things to photograph the creativity, the game, the water play, the walk the dog, etc.

 

How many final images can we expect to receive?

There's no limit on that. The longer we're together the more you'll have. An average back is about 120 photos including portraits, candids, details, and artistic edits.   


I do offer mini sessions for previous clients.  

 

How does the booking process work from start to finish?

 

Step 1 – Conversation:

We chat about your family, what moments matter most, and how you want to remember them.

Step 2 – Session:

I come to your home or chosen space and capture life as it unfolds — no forced poses, no stress, just your family being themselves.

Step 3 – Delivery:

A curated gallery of images, beautifully edited, ready to cherish, print, or share.

Step 4 – Legacy:

Every image becomes a memory preserved for your family’s future — a story that doesn’t fade even when you do.



 

Can You help me with what to wear?

Yes. Here's a few tips:

  • Be comfortable yet avoid large logos, decals.
  • Avoid any neon colors for a nice clean feeling


 

 

Say hello. Let's work together.

 

Contact me to book your session