Themed Family Meals

Overall, photography has to feel as real as it gets. We'd rather have bad lighting, bad framing, out of focus and a real picture than your typical stock image that looks like a photographer shot it. The people in the photos should come from all walks of life. The photos should feel authentic, playful and a little messy. They can’t be overly stylized, perfect and too “posey”. Napkins can be in the shot but not a requirement.

Alien Night/We Come In Peace Night:
Two or three family members, sitting around the table, preparing for aliens to come to dinner. A few members should be wearing tin foil hats.They are all are practicing communicating without words, gesturing and smiling.

The Fanciest Dinner Ever:
Two or three family members, sitting around the table, dressed in their ‘best’. A little girl is wearing a little too much costume jewelry and some lipstick, and a boy made a paper crown. The scene should not look lavish or wealthy. It should look like the world’s fanciest dinner, as imagined by a three year old.

Eat With Your Dog Night:
Three or four family members around the table. One kid is laughing hysterically, the other might look grossed out because the dog is eating off a plate next to them. Maybe one kid is trying to feed it off a fork.

Kid Picking Nose:
A kid or two in the background, one in the foreground, absent mindedly picking his nose.