Normal family session
- Portraits only
- Gallery delivery
- Client chooses favorites
- Memories remain unwritten
- Value ends at image delivery
Proof kit
What StorySitting helps photographers sell.
Not a photo book. A premium portrait-and-story experience with tangible heirloom outputs.
Use these examples to understand how a normal family session becomes a story-led product families can understand, gift, and preserve.
Before and after
Normal family session vs. StorySitting session.
StorySitting session
- Portraits plus story prompts
- Objects, places, and details included
- Story cards and heirloom outputs
- Family voice and memory preserved
- Family-copy and gift potential
Sample case studies
Three sellable angles.
Grandparent StorySitting
A family preserves a grandfather’s childhood, work stories, recipes, faith memories, and advice for grandchildren through portraits and twelve edited story cards.
Homeplace StorySitting
A family documents the farm before a transition: barn doors, kitchen table, tools, porch, old photos, and stories tied to the land.
Story Capsule
A smaller entry session captures one person, one theme, and a focused set of story cards for a gift or milestone.
Sample Story Card
The Kitchen Table
Every Sunday after church, the table got pulled away from the wall and the extra chairs came out. Nobody called it a tradition then. It was just where everyone ended up.
Photo pairing: wide table portrait, hands pouring coffee, recipe card, worn chair.
Sample Story Card
The Barn Door
He said the barn door never did close right after the storm. But everyone knew the sound it made when the day started.
Photo pairing: barn door detail, hand on handle, wide exterior, tools nearby.