Couples, family & pets
Sibling portraits, no photographer
A real frame from this shoot.
Siblings scatter, and the photos of them together stop somewhere around the last school holiday. Sibling portraits from the Studio bring brothers and sisters back into one frame — from separate photos taken in separate cities — on a clean studio backdrop, in even light, with every face exactly its own.
You want the photo for the parents' anniversary, the family wall or your own shelf, without a reunion to make it happen. Nobody has to be in the same room: separate photos go in, and sibling portraits come out with every face and every coat kept exactly recognizable. Reshoot sibling portraits in a second scene for the holiday card, keep both on the contact sheet, and upscale whichever one the family votes for.
What this session solves
- The parents want a photo of the three of you and you are on three continents
- The last one together is a school portrait with a mottled backdrop
- Getting everyone to the same studio on the same day is impossible
- You want a warm, natural arrangement rather than a stiff line-up
The shot list
Shoot Group Photo from one photo per person
Everyone arrives from their own photo and leaves in sibling portraits with consistent light and scale.
Group PhotoCorrect an expression with Expression Changer
Eyes, cheeks and brows change together so the fix reads as natural.
Expression ChangerExpand the frame for a card layout
Sibling portraits usually need room for a greeting; the scene extends without cropping anyone.
Expand PhotoBefore you book
How many siblings can be in the portrait?
Two to four per run. For a larger family, shoot four and add the rest with Add People, one or two at a time.
Can we include a sibling from an old photo?
Yes, if the face is clear. Restore the old photo first with Photo Restoration, then use it as that person's slot; the Studio matches light and age as photographed.
Will everyone be recognizable in sibling portraits?
Every face — and every pet's markings — is carried from its own photo. Use the compare toggle on each run and reshoot if a likeness is not quite right; clear, front-facing photos help most.
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