"INSIDE THE BOX" SESSION PACKAGES

Have you ever given a gift to a child and their favorite part of the gift was playing with the box? Well, here’s your chance to bring out your inner child and play in a box! Box photography is a new, fun, relaxed, way of getting those family portraits. By getting inside an actual wooden white box, children and adults alike are able to really let their personalities shine through for a fun take on modern portrait wall art.

With an “Inside the Box” photo session, the possibilities are endless. These sessions are perfect for a clean look with a simple white box or let the creativity flow and bring props to capture a unique moment in time.

How big is the box?

"In the Box” photo sessions are held in my home studio and I offer 2 sizes of boxes. The standard size box is 4’x4’x2’. This box is great for adults and children alike or groups of multiple people. The toddler box is 30”x30”x15”. This is size box is perfect for toddlers who can get lost in the larger size of the standard box if they are having a solo session where they’ll be in the box alone.

How many people can fit in a box?

As many people as you can squish into the standard 4’x4’x2’ square box! For the photo session itself, the number of people in a session is unlimited. The package prices include up to 4 people, however you can add as many people as you’d like for an additional charge per person.

How does the “In the Box” session work?

All photos are taken inside 1 single box. Yes, that’s right, just ONE box!! We spend up to an hour taking images in the same box with everyone that will participate in the session. This could include family, friends, grandparents, pets, etc.

After the session, the real magic begins as I create the box collages in Photoshop. Editing an “Inside the Box” session is a labor intensive process and can take several hours to create. The more boxes, the longer it takes to produce the finished art composite image. To learn more about box sessions, and how they're done, check out my blog post on my First "In the Box" Session.