ST. PETE OUTDOOR MINI SESSIONS 2026
experience you can rely on
No need to stress, with 14 years experience and my calm guidance we can create beautiful portraits even when everything doesn't go according to plan.
TOTAL COST: $250
 
 
 
- Up to 5 family members included
- Pets welcome
- 20 minutes
- 10 hand-edited, high-resolution images
- print release
 
 
 
CHOOSE YOUR OWN DATE BELOW
LAST REMAINING DATES OF THE YEAR!
Use these mini sessions for whatever you need documented!
- maternity
- milestone
- cake smash (cake not included)
- senior
CHOICE OF LOCATION
upon booking, we'll work together to decide on the perfect location for your family within 20 miles of 33776
location ideas:
- Redington Shores
- Treasure Island
- Madeira Beach
- Sand Key Beach Clearwater
- Cypress Point Park
- Walter Fuller Park (shown in image behind booking calendar)
First, there is light.
Then there is the photograph.
And through noticing, shaping, and refining it, something lasting emerges: a record that says, you were here. This is who you were. These are the people you loved.
 
FAQ
 
Tampa Bay area families, children and even fur children!
Our pets are part of the family and deserve portraits too.
One immediate family up to 5 people included per time slot.
We'll decide on a location together upon booking.
Session may take place at our agreed upon location within 20 miles of 33776.
Turnaround time for images is two weeks or less allowing for plenty of time to make Christmas cards or gifts from your portraits.
 
Additional products & prints such as albums, ornaments and holiday cards available for optional purchase. Additional purchase not required.
No worries! We will reschedule for another time in the event of inclement weather.
Meet the photographer
STEPHANIE MARTIN
Born with a love of words, I attended journalism school. Here I realized I was drawn to the stories of everyday people, not the ones who make headlines.
When my oldest daughter was born fourteen years ago, I wanted to document every moment of her life and not just any photographs would do. They needed to look like what I saw with my eyes.
So I learned to stop time for a fraction of a second, then refine it until the photograph reflected what I saw in front of me—the true color, the quality of the light, the feeling of being there.
I'D LOVE TO DO THE SAME FOR YOU.
I'M AN INDIANA NATIVE, WIFE TO A TWO-TIME OPERATION IRAQI FREEDOM VETERAN AND MOTHER OF THREE.