Dolomites Packages

Sessions in the Dolomites offer dramatic alpine backdrops, golden-hour light, and rugged peaks that elevate every portrait and elopement. Whether you want candid couples' moments on mountain trails, adventurous engagement photos by jagged ridgelines, or intimate portraits with sweeping valley views, these sessions blend natural grandeur with timeless imagery. I’ll guide you to the best viewpoints, time shots for optimal light, and capture authentic moments that reflect your connection and the region’s wild beauty.

Mini Adventure Session

At one carefully chosen spot—a sunlit meadow, a dramatic ridge, or a quiet lakeshore—we capture real moments: soft laughter, small hands in big ones, natural movement against the peaks. Calm, efficient and unobtrusive, we use natural light and the landscape to create timeless, honest portraits that honor your family and the place.

Includes: A custom online gallery with 60+ high resolution images ready to download & share, and planning assistance with crafting your adventure session. Mini adventure sessions start at €750.

One location, 1+ hours

Full Adventure Session

Open mountain meadows and quiet alpine lake shores offer complementary backdrops: one for expansive, scenic family images and the other for intimate, reflective moments. Planning around light, safety, and simple direction will produce natural, emotional photographs that showcase both you and the dramatic Dolomite landscape.

We’ll start early in the morning to beat the crowds at the most popular spots in the Dolomites. Following our session, you and your loved ones can take a break at your hotel to rest, have lunch, and change outfits for your afternoon session.

Includes: A custom online gallery with 120+ high resolution images ready to download & share, and planning assistance with crafting your adventure session. Full adventure sessions start at €1000.

Two locations, 1+ hours per location

2+ days

Multi-Day Adventure Session

Capture the Dolomites over multiple days with a tailored photography session that balances epic landscapes and intimate moments. We’ll plan shooting times for golden hours, explore scenic trails and alpine meadows, and adapt to changing light and weather to get a diverse, cinematic collection — from sweeping mountain vistas and misty peaks to candid portraits on ridge lines. Ideal for couples, adventure elopements, or anyone who wants a thoughtful, relaxed way to document an unforgettable mountain experience.

Includes: A custom online gallery with high resolution images ready to download & share, and planning assistance with crafting your adventure session. Multi-day adventure sessions start at €2000.

Popular Location Considerations

Lago di Braies

Seceda

Cadini di Misurina & Tre Cime

Everyone’s favorite, and for good reason! If you’re looking for photos on the iconic boathouse and dock, it is an add-on of €600 in order to reserve it all for yourself.

There is no additional fee if you would just like photos along the shore of the lake, however, the best time to do this is between late July through October, when the snow melt begins to evaporate and the shoreline recedes. If you’re visiting between May to early July, there is no shore to take photos during this time so I would recommend booking the boathouse. Sessions are held at sunrise to avoid the most crowds.

Another popular favorite! To visit Seceda via cable car, it is an add-on of €60. We will be at the base of the cable car at 8:30 AM when it opens to try and beat the crowds. Due to over-tourism, I do not offer this during peak season between mid-July through August.

The best time to photograph at Seceda is sunrise, but the cable cars don’t start until 8:30 AM. To get around this, we would take the cable car up the evening before and stay in a rifugio overnight. This is a great multi-day package option!

For the Cadini di Misurina & Tre Cime area, it is an add-on of €40 for toll road reservations. It’s about a 30 minute hike to the main viewpoint, and sometimes there can be an upwards of 30 minutes to wait in line to take the “iconic shot.” Depending on how long the line is, I like to capture it first, then continue our session nearby.