I’m a mom,
too.

And I know how easy it is to spend your whole life making sure everyone else is in the frame.

Katie Burke, Ponder-based motherhood and family photographer

I want you in the story.

I know the mental checklist. Did everyone eat? Are the kids dressed? Where are the shoes? Did we remember the snacks?

And then there is the camera. Usually, you are the one holding it.

That is why I photograph mothers differently. Not as an accessory to the family portrait, but as a woman with her own story, identity, strength, humor, tenderness, and becoming.

The photograph should bring you back.

01You don't have to perform.

I will give you direction when you need it and room to simply be when you don't.

02Your ordinary life is worth remembering.

The couch, the messy hair, the tiny hands, the way your child reaches for you—those are the details that become priceless later.

03You deserve to see yourself, too.

Not just as Mom. As the woman who made it through this season.

In fifteen years, I hope you look at these photographs and remember not only how little they were, but how much you grew.

Let's make something you'll keep ↗