A Personal Story - Photography for Older Adults
2 hr Photographic Session For Older Adults - $595
This extended 2-hour session allows us to slow down and spend more time together, creating space for the quieter moments that reveal a deeper sense of the person and their environment. The session can include one or two people.
Alongside portraits, I document candid moments, surroundings, and meaningful objects or photographs that hold personal significance, creating a deeper visual narrative. We move at your pace, allowing the session to unfold naturally, shaped by conversation, memory, and quiet moments.
Payment Options:
$595 AUD
This 2-hour extended session is more than portraits. It is a guided and person-centred experience where we
create a larger body of work together. Alongside portraits, I capture candid moments, within your surroundings;
old photographs, and meaningful treasures that complete your story.
Booking & Deposit
Secure your session with a $100 AUD deposit.
Deposits are transferable within 12 months of the original booking date.
The remainder of the fee is payable on the day of your session.
Deposit:A $100 deposit can be paid on line via the ‘Secure Your Session’ button bellow. The remaining balance due on the day of your session.
*Alternative option:
A full payment of $595 can be made at the time of booking with alternative payment options available.
To discuss your session before booking please reach out, I’m always happy to chat.
Connect via: email, complete the contact form,
or Ph: 0417 553 183
I will respond to all enquiries within 2 working days.
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Reach out:
Prior to your session, we’ll take time to connect.
This conversation is an important part of the process, allowing me to understand what matters most, and to shape the session with care and intention.To discuss your session before booking, please email or use the contact form.
or
Ph: 0417553183
I will respond within 2 working days.
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Sessions can take place in your home, a family member’s or companion’s home.
We begin slowly, with a quiet conversation, giving time to settle into a comfortable pace.
I guide gently, working with you and adapting as we go. Together, we create images that reflect you with care, dignity, and presence.
The session unfolds naturally. Conversation, memory, and quiet moments shape the experience.
We make space for both portraits and candid moments, documenting the details that hold meaning—your surroundings, photographs, and personal objects—creating a body of work that feels grounded and deeply personal.
Dress:
We’ll chat briefly about wardrobe or ideas, but I guide the session so you can simply be yourself. Wear what feels like you.
Suit, tie, sequins, slippers, comfort!! — whatever makes you smile!
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Unlimited correspondence via email, text, or phone
Small preview of images within 2–3 days
Full gallery delivered within two weeks - 60+ carefully curated, lightly edited digital files in a private online gallery for viewing, downloading, and sharing
Your online gallery will be available for 4 weeks.
I recommend downloading your images during this time. Gallery reactivation is available after this period for a $40 feePersonal print release for your personal use, allowing you to print your photographs for yourself and your family.
Ongoing support if you need help accessing your gallery, downloading images, or ordering prints
One professionally printed and matted 6 × 8 inch portrait of your choice
Optional Extra – Fine Art Photo Book:
I personally curate and design each Fine Art Photo Book, creating a carefully crafted collection of images that holds your story.
*Pricing available on request.
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Once Booking is Confirmed, if you need to cancel or reschedule your session, I kindly ask for at least 3 days’ notice where possible. I understand that unexpected situations can arise and will always do my best to accommodate where I can.
Any deposit or full payment can be transferred to a new date within 12 months of the original booking, subject to availability.
Full terms and conditions are provided at the time of booking.
In Conversation With Patra: