Sharable Memories

By documenting unrepeatable farewell moments, your family can share those memories with friends and loved ones who may be unable to attend, including current and future generations.

Remembering Everyone Who Attended

Given the emotional nature of the day, many families find it difficult to remember who came to pay their respects. Funeral photographs help document who attended.

Capturing Moments Easily Missed

At a funeral, family members often stay in one general place. They may not see everything that is happening around them. Our experienced funeral photographers possess high situational awareness and record memorable moments so that no touching gesture goes unnoticed.

Source of Comfort

We never stop grieving the loss of someone we care for, and having a visual record of the service can bring comfort and healing. Funeral photographs allow families to look back and experience the bonds and affection of others for their loved ones. Protecting the Memory of Relationships Relationships are the center of our lives. Funeral photography documents the connections between family and friends as they help each other through the day. The smiles (and tears) on their faces as stories are told are a reminder of the love they share.

As your funeral photographer, I'll create tasteful photographs with a somber reverence and focus on offering comfort and solace for you and the people you love. With my candid approach, I'll avoid awkward distractions. Dignity and consideration are my bywords.

I understand that this is one of your most difficult days. With that in mind, I've developed strict standards for funeral photography helping ensure positive outcomes.

• I'll never share your photographs publicly or privately. That means that you and other mourners are assured absolute privacy. Your privacy is guaranteed.

• All immediate family members inclusive of grandparents, parents, adult children, siblings, and spouses must be informed of my hiring prior to the funeral or event and must agree to my presence.

• I won't interact with you or your guests unless directly addressed or otherwise instructed.

• If a mourner or family member appears uncomfortable being photographed or asks not to be photographed, I'll avoid photographing that person.

• If a mourner asks to be photographed at the church, synagogue, or graveside, I'll defer that request until an appropriate time. However, all immediate family member requests are immediately honored.

• I'll coordinate with the officiant prior to the funeral ceremony and follow all church policies. To remain unobtrusive, I'll use a long-range telephoto lens whenever possible. 

• I'll dress professionally.