Then & Now portrait gift voucher

A portrait of what time has carried

There are gifts that are opened
and then set aside.

And there are gifts that are returned to
again and again.

This is the latter.

This is a single session,
shaped by where you are now
and everything that came before.

The Then & Now portrait experience is a considered, studio-based session in Johannesburg,
created for parents and their children,
and for relationships that have moved through time.

This is not about a moment.

It is about what remains.

What the voucher includes

A Then & Now portrait experience includes:

• A fully guided studio session
• Creative direction and expert posing
• Access to the studio wardrobe
• A private viewing and selection appointment

Portraits are selected and purchased separately
through a choice of collections.

Who this is for

For parents and their children.
For families across time.

Some begin this work as mothers.
Others arrive as fathers.
Some come as families.

What matters is not the exact form.

It is the thread between then and now.

How it works

You may purchase this voucher for someone meaningful.

Once received, they can:

• get in touch to schedule their session
• share who the portraits are for
• choose a time that suits them

The process is guided, calm, and unhurried.

Validity

Vouchers are valid for 3 years from date of purchase.

This allows time for the right moment to arrive,
without pressure.

A note on timing

Many choose to give this as a Mother’s Day gift.

Others choose it for birthdays, milestones,
or simply because something has shifted.

There is no wrong time.

To explore the full experience, you are welcome to view the Then & Now portrait experience
→ View the Then & Now portrait experience

Request your voucher

If this feels like the right gift, you are welcome to get in touch.

I will prepare a beautifully presented digital voucher
with your personalised message,
ready to be sent anywhere.

→ Request a Then & Now Voucher

There are photographs that show how someone looked

And then there are photographs
that hold what was lived