Let me guess…
You’ve got 4,382 photos of your kids on your phone.
And you’re in maybe... four of them? One is blurry. Two feature a baby in your arms. And the last one—someone tagged you in on Facebook, and you immediately untagged it.
And now? Your kids are growing. Fast. And you’re wondering if it’s time to finally book a real family photo session.
But here’s the thing no one tells you: most family photography feels like a chore. The outfits. The meltdowns. The pressure to make it “worth it.”
I’m here to change that.
What if the best photos came from a day that felt good?
At White Lotus Farms Photography, I photograph families around Ann Arbor in a way that feels honest, artful, and low-key. No fake smiles. No forced poses. Just real connection, soft light, and the kind of moments that make you say, “That’s us.”
Whether you’ve searched:
“Ann Arbor family photographer who’s good with wild toddlers”
“where to take fall family pictures in Washtenaw County”
“outdoor photo sessions that aren’t awkward”
“natural light candid portraits Ann Arbor”
…you’re probably looking for something a little different. Something a little more you.
Let me paint the picture.
You pull up to a flower-filled farm just outside Ann Arbor. No pressure to “perform.” Just a warm breeze, the smell of herbs, and space for your kids to explore.
They run. They laugh. They feed a goat named Nettles.
You breathe out—for the first time all week.
I capture what happens in between: the quick glance, the hand on the shoulder, the real stuff.
I get that you're busy.
You’ve got 47 tabs open. One kid is asking for a snack. You need a photographer who gets it—and who’ll make this feel easy.
Here’s how it works:
You reach out (it takes 2 minutes)
We meet at the farm—or a beautiful spot near you—and make magic happen.
You get photos that feel like poetry + proof you were actually there.
What makes this different?
People book me because they don’t want fake. They want to be seen. And they want someone who can handle:
Kids who won’t sit still (I actually prefer that).
Dads who are skeptical (they end up loving it).
Moms who want to feel good in front of the camera (you will).
I’m not here to pose you like a mannequin. I’m here to show you what love looks like in your real life.
Want in?
Let’s make some photos your kids will treasure one day.
And let’s make it feel like a gift, not a task.
