Sarah Gray Photography

Sarah Gray Photography Sarah Gray Photography is Tallahassee based and specializes in family photography, capturing your milestones from maternity, newborn, birthdays, and beyond.

Senior, commercial, branding, headshots, and real estate photography. I love photography and I love people. It is an honor to do what I love and to help families capture timeless and joyful images. We can't stop the clock or time travel, but through photography we can "remember when" in a way like so many generations before us were unable to do. We live in an era where because of technology it's p

ossible to freeze an action by the millisecond, catch a rare facial expression, a one-time moment and help to paint the picture of not just what we looked like in year "x," but we can show a glimpse of our family's personality and the connection between us. I truly believe that photography is a gift and an investment worth making that we will never regret. Eat out a few less times this year and make custom family photography a priority in your home.

Mini and Petite session booking is officially open for fall.If you've been with me before, you already know how this goe...
09/08/2026

Mini and Petite session booking is officially open for fall.

If you've been with me before, you already know how this goes - and I love that about returning families. There's a comfort that comes from working together again. You know what to expect, and I already know a little bit about your people.

If you're new here, this is a great way to get started. Low commitment, high reward.

Links are live at sarahgray.com/booking - come find your date.

.... now you know.Which session memory has been living rent-free in your head lately? Drop it below, I love hearing thes...
07/14/2026

.... now you know.

Which session memory has been living rent-free in your head lately?

Drop it below, I love hearing these. 🀍
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He studied everything first β€” the trees, the park, me β€” before he decided we were okay. And then? That smile. πŸ’› Loved ca...
07/13/2026

He studied everything first β€” the trees, the park, me β€” before he decided we were okay. And then? That smile. πŸ’› Loved capturing this family's time with their au pair under the soft Tallahassee light.
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A few things I am loving lately that are helping me move through the juggling act with a little more sanity:A single cha...
07/11/2026

A few things I am loving lately that are helping me move through the juggling act with a little more sanity:

A single charging base on my nightstand. One cord. One base. Phone, Apple Watch, AirPods... all done. I waited way too long to make that little switch.

And honestly? The Chattanooga trip. Getting out of the daily routine and being intentional about time with my husband reminded me that those moments do not happen on their own. You have to actually put them on the calendar.

What is helping you feel more grounded lately? A mindset shift, a habit, a snack you are unreasonably committed to? Hit reply or drop it in the comments - I am always adding to my list.

Photo credit of me and my little Tilley, taken by

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These seasons with your family are fleeting.I know that sounds like something you see on a sign at HomeGoods, but I mean...
07/09/2026

These seasons with your family are fleeting.

I know that sounds like something you see on a sign at HomeGoods, but I mean it in the most practical, un-cheesy way possible: the version of your kids that exists right now will be different in six months.

The way your toddler laughs, the way your baby fits in the crook of your arm, the way your whole family piles onto the couch on a Tuesday night - it changes. Gradually and then all at once.

These photos were taken of my daughter on her last week of kindergarten this year. Her playful spirit, in her bedroom, wearing the dress she wore for their Peter Rabbit end of year program. All the sweetness of the year in a few snapshots. I will love them forever.

The photos I make for families are not about having a perfect day or a perfect outfit or perfect kids. They are about stopping long enough to say: this was us, right here, in this season.

That is worth something.

If you have been thinking about it, reach out. We will find a time that works for real life.

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I have a growing list of places around Tallahassee I want to photograph.Goodwood. The Grove Museum (seriously, how is it...
07/08/2026

I have a growing list of places around Tallahassee I want to photograph.

Goodwood. The Grove Museum (seriously, how is it that tucked away on North Monroe?). The canopy roads. Wakulla Springs. Florahome-style spots that make you feel like you stumbled onto something.

I want to grow a collection of prints from this area, and I am genuinely curious what spots matter most to you.

What are your favorite places around Tallahassee and the surrounding communities? Drop them below. I want to hear what this place means to people who actually live here.

07/02/2026

Beat the heat, caught the light, captured the love. Another beautiful morning at Dorothy B. Oven Park. β˜€οΈπŸ“Έ
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250 years from now, someone in your family will find a photograph.They won't know about the chaos of this season β€” the p...
07/01/2026

250 years from now, someone in your family will find a photograph.

They won't know about the chaos of this season β€” the packed schedules, the grocery runs, the ordinary Tuesdays. But they'll see a face. Your child's face. And they'll know exactly who they were.

That's what an heirloom portrait does.

This summer β€” the year America turns 250 β€” I'm creating Heirloom Portraits for a small number of families. Timeless, simple, and made to last generations. I'm even having them made of my own four
kids for exactly this reason.

Because this season of your child's life deserves more than a photo on your phone.

July 12th. A few spots remain. Details in bio.

Our country turns 250 this year. I was in the middle of editing a gallery when that number actually stopped me.I have fo...
06/29/2026

Our country turns 250 this year. I was in the middle of editing a gallery when that number actually stopped me.

I have four kids - 6, 11, 15, and 17. And I have spent years telling other families that childhood is fleeting, that these seasons pass before you're ready, that photographs are one of the most meaningful ways you hold onto them.

I've said it hundreds of times.

And then I sat there and realized I needed to take my own advice.

So this summer, I'm photographing all four of my kids in what I'm calling Heirloom Portraits. Not elaborate. Not trendy. Just simple, timeless portraits that show exactly who they are right now, in the year America turned 250.

Because someday I want them to be able to show these to their own kids and say, 'This is who I was that year.'

That thought made the decision easy.

I opened up a small number of spots for other families to do the same. Details are linked in my bio if this is something you've been quietly wanting.
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2509 Barrington Circle
Tallahassee, FL
32308

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