Indianapolis Family Photographer

Ken Floyd Media photographs family sessions in Indianapolis and central Indiana. In the studio, that means a black backdrop and warm, directional light for portraits with real weight. On location, it means the park, the backyard, or wherever your family actually spends its time.

The people, not the poses

Family portraits that feel like your family.

Stiff group photos get taken once and never printed. We keep family sessions loose: a few anchored portraits for the wall, then room for kids to be kids while the camera keeps working. Some of the best frames land in the gaps between the posed ones, and we shoot for those on purpose. The light does the polishing; your family just has to show up.

Family sessions sit alongside maternity and personal branding in our portrait photography, so the same editorial eye runs through all of it.

Studio portrait against a black backdrop by Ken Floyd Media in Indianapolis

Studio portrait by Ken Floyd Media in Indianapolis

Dramatic studio portrait by Ken Floyd Media

Studio or location

Two looks, one standard.

The studio look is dramatic: a black backdrop, warm directional light, and portraits that read like they belong in a frame, not a feed. The location look is lighter and candid, built around real places and natural light. Both get the same eye and the same standard, so pick the one that sounds like your family, or ask about the light and we will point you to the right fit.

Not sure which way to go? Send a note through the contact form with the ages in your crew and the walls you want to fill, and we will point you to the light that fits.

Questions

Family sessions, answered.

Where do family sessions take place?

In the studio on a black backdrop with warm, directional light, or on location anywhere in Indianapolis and central Indiana: a park, your backyard, a favorite spot in the city.

What if my kids will not sit still?

They do not have to. Sessions are paced for real kids, with the posed portraits handled early and plenty of room for candid frames after. Movement usually makes the photos better, not worse.

How many people can be in a family session?

From a parent and a newborn to several generations at once. Tell us the headcount in the contact form and we plan the setup and the light around it.

What should we wear?

Coordinated beats matching. Solid colors in a shared palette photograph well together, especially against the black studio backdrop, and they keep the attention on faces instead of patterns.

How do I book a family session?

Reach out through the contact form with the kind of session you have in mind, and we will follow up about the details. You can also message the studio on Facebook or Instagram at kenfloydmedia.

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