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The Motherhood Series
Over the last few years, we’ve both moved through seasons of building, burning out, pulling back, and returning to our work with more care.
What we keep coming back to is this:
The work doesn’t need more noise. It needs more honesty.
This October, we’re opening the doors at Marlowe Studio for The Motherhood Series, an intimate, in-person workshop rooted in presence, connection, and the honest art of photographing motherhood.
Together, we’ll slow down and explore the beauty found in the in-between: the tenderness, movement, mess, intimacy, and quiet details that make each story feel entirely its own.
This is a space to create with intention. To move beyond performance and perfection. To strengthen the way you see, trust your instincts, and make images that feel deeply human.
We’ll gather with a small group of photographers for honest conversation, thoughtful education, and the opportunity to photograph motherhood as it naturally unfolds.
You don’t need to arrive with everything figured out.
You don’t need to create perfectly.
You only need to come open, curious, and ready to see a little differently.
The Motherhood Series
October 2nd
Marlowe Studio, Toronto
We can’t wait to welcome you into the studio.
xo Scarlet & Theresa
What We Hope You Leave With
Not a finished version of yourself, but a steadier one.
Clearer language for your work.
More trust in your way of seeing.
And a sense that your art can exist with your life, not at the expense of it.
Who this workshop for?
The Motherhood Series is for photographers who want to create work that feels more honest, connected, and alive.
It’s for you if you’re craving:
A more intentional approach to photographing motherhood
Images rooted in emotion, movement, and genuine connection
The confidence to trust your instincts and creative voice
Space to slow down, experiment, and see differently
Honest conversations about creativity, business, and building a sustainable career
A supportive community of photographers who value depth over perfection
Whether you’re still finding your voice or have been photographing families for years, you’re welcome here. You don’t need to arrive with a perfectly defined style, only curiosity, openness, and a desire to create work that means something.
Frequently Asked Questions
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No. You don’t need to be at a particular stage or have anything “figured out.” These offerings are designed to meet you where you are whether you’re just finding your footing again or have been working for years and are ready for a slower, more intentional way of being with your craft.
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Yes. In many ways, this work is shaped for those in-between moments, when old ways no longer fit and new ones haven’t fully formed yet. You don’t need clarity to be here. Uncertainty is welcome.
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We’re less interested in output and more interested in how you live with your work. There’s no pressure to scale, brand, or constantly produce. Instead, we focus on presence, craft, and building a practice that can evolve alongside your life.
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Absolutely. Listening, observing, and taking things in at your own pace are all valid forms of participation here. There’s no expectation to perform, share constantly, or show up a certain way.
What this workshop holds
This space might be for you if…
You’re ready to move beyond simply making beautiful photographs and create images that hold something deeper.
You want to photograph motherhood with more presence and less pressure. You’re drawn to honest connection, thoughtful storytelling, creative experimentation, and all the imperfect moments that make a photograph feel alive.
Maybe you’re searching for your creative voice. Maybe you’ve been doing this for years but feel disconnected from your work. Or perhaps you simply want to step away from the noise and spend a day creating alongside people who understand.
There is no required level of experience and no expectation to arrive with everything figured out.
Come curious. Come open. Come exactly where you are.
Join us at Marlowe
An intimate day of learning, creating, and meaningful connection, designed to help you slow down, trust your artistic voice, and photograph motherhood with greater intention.
The Motherhood Series Workshop
A slower, observational workshop focused on seeing, patience, and the quiet craft of image-making, beyond trends, visibility, or output.