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Portrait Sessions

Photos that actually look like you

Portrait photography at a glance

Price
From $80
Session length
30 minutes to 2 hours
Area
All of Connecticut
Languages
English and Spanish

Three session lengths: 30 minutes for $80, 1 hour for $125 and 2 hours with studio lighting for $200. Travel is included within 20 to 40 miles, and edited photos arrive in a private online gallery. See packages and availability.

Individual and family sessions

Portrait sessions for milestones, families, and personal brands

Some people need fresh headshots. Others want graduation portraits, family photos, maternity images, or a session that simply feels like them right now. This page is the starting point for all of those sessions.

We keep things relaxed, but the final images still feel polished. You do not need to know how to pose or what to do with your hands. We guide the session in a way that feels natural and easy from the first few minutes on.

Quick answer

What kind of portrait session should you book?

Start with the reason

If you need images for your business, profile, or marketing, a branding session is usually the best fit. If you want personal, milestone, or family-focused images, portraits are a strong starting point.

One starting point, several directions

Portrait work can branch into family, engagement, maternity, or graduation sessions depending on what you want to remember and share.

Not sure yet?

Tell us who the photos are for and where you plan to use them, and we can point you to the portrait session that makes the most sense.

Session details

What a portrait session feels like

Simple planning, easy direction, and a gallery with enough variety to feel useful after the session is over.

Easy guidance

We direct the session with natural prompts and small adjustments so you look confident without feeling over-posed.

Flexible locations

We can work outdoors, around town, or in a setting that matches the mood and purpose of the portraits you want.

Useful variety

You leave with a mix of close portraits, wider frames, candid moments, and clean images that work across social, print, and personal keepsakes.

Online gallery delivery

Your edited images are delivered in a private online gallery that makes downloading, sharing, and revisiting the photos straightforward.

Portrait subservices

Choose your portrait session type

Each portrait category has its own dedicated page with details and examples.

Client reviews

What portrait clients say

John C.

5.0

Anthony has an incredible talent for making everyone feel at ease, which really showed in our family portraits. The photos were natural, vibrant, and perfectly captured our family's personality. It was an enjoyable experience from start to finish, and the final product exceeded our expectations.

Family portraits · Google review

Kaylanie P.

5.0

I gave Ant's photography 5 stars because he did so well for my prom photos. I loved how he took his creativity into different shots and angles, to make myself pop off more. The scenery was beautiful in the background and I didn't ever feel uncomfortable or self-conscious about how my photos came out. His personality is the funniest to get to know and has a humble presence anywhere you go.

Prom portraits · Google review

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Portrait FAQs

What do clients ask before booking portraits?

A quick set of answers to help you choose the right session and show up feeling ready.

How much does a portrait session cost in Connecticut?

Portrait sessions start at $80 for a 30-minute mini for one person or a couple, with 5 to 10 edited images. A 1-hour session for up to 4 people is $125 with 20 edited images, and a 2-hour session for up to 6 people with studio lighting brought to your location is $200 with 30 edited images. Travel is included within 20 to 40 miles, depending on the session.

What should you wear for a portrait session?

Wear something that feels like you, fits well, and is comfortable to move in. Coordinated colors usually photograph better than matching outfits, and simple clothing keeps the focus on expression and connection.

What is the difference between headshots and portraits?

Headshots are usually tighter, more direct images meant for professional use. Portrait sessions can be broader and more personal, with room for movement, variety, and storytelling.

How do you prepare for a portrait session?

Think about where you want to shoot, what kind of mood you want, and which outfits make you feel most confident. You do not need to know how to pose because we guide you through that part.

How long do portrait sessions take?

Session length depends on the kind of portraits you need, but most sessions are long enough to settle in, create variety, and keep the experience from feeling rushed.

How do clients receive their edited portrait photos?

Edited portrait photos are delivered in a private online gallery where you can download, share, and revisit your images whenever you want.

Ready to book?

Great photos start with a quick conversation

Tell us who the session is for, what you want the photos to feel like, and which portrait page feels closest if you already have one in mind.