SEEN.

A Spring Portrait Series

You walk through museums and pause to admire portraits of strangers. You scroll through your feeds and see faces you don’t even personally know captured, remembered, and inspired by their story.

But here’s the thing: Being SEEN and heard is not meant for only some people. It is not just for the famous, the artists, celebrities, or those whose lives seem more visible or extraordinary (for the record, your life is extraordinary too).

SEEN. is a limited spring portrait series I’m offering in my New Hope, PA studio for women who are ready to stop putting themselves last in their own timeline. One day, this version of you will exist only in memory, and this is your chance to keep her and share her story.

HOW MUCH DOES IT COST?

  • The SEEN: A Spring Portrait Series experience is $390.

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WHAT DOES $390 INCLUDE?

  • Style and concept consultation to discuss how you want to be seen.

  • One hour fully guided professional photoshoot in my private boutique studio in New Hope, PA, photographed in black and white by me, Amy Ciscool, followed by a private image reveal.

  • Your choice of ONE 5x7 fine art print matted to 8x10, ready to be framed, because I believe meaningful photographs should exist physically in your space. They should be something you can hold, something that lives on a shelf or a wall to remind you of who you were in this moment.

  • Private photo reveal and ordering meeting to view all of your images, and provide an opportunity to choose your complimentary image and order additional products.

  • Additional images are available for purchase. Individual image starts at $350, and curated collections begin at $2,500. For complete product pricing, CLICK HERE

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WHY NOW?

Maybe you’ve thought about choosing this experience for years. Maybe you almost booked once. Maybe you told yourself you would when you feel better in your body, when work slowed down, or when life felt less chaotic. Here’s the thing, this version of you deserves to be seen and remembered too.

I see again and again. Women don’t regret doing this. They regret how long they waited.

You’ve admired others long enough in galleries, on screens, in passing moments. Now it’s your turn to be seen and inspire other women by sharing your story.

Don’t “SOMEDAY” this experience for yourself.

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SHARE YOUR STORY

You’ll be invited to share your story. Part of this experience is about more than the photographs. It’s about the story behind the woman in them.

The women who participate will be invited to share a little about their lives. The experiences that shaped you. The things you’ve lived through, the parts of yourself you had to fight to keep.

Questions like:

What is the story you want people to know about you?
What have you lived through that shaped who you are?
How do you want to be remembered?
What would you tell another woman who is afraid to take up space?

The truth is, our faces often hold the evidence of our lives.

The lines across your face are not flaws. They are chapters. Proof of laughter, heartbreak, resilience, growth, and everything in between. They tell the story of where you’ve been and how you got to where you are.

And maybe for the first time, you get to decide how that story is told.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

  • My studio is located in New Hope, PA (Bucks County). It’s private, full of natural light, and designed to feel calm and cozy. Travel sessions may be available by request.

  • Most people think they are. The good news? You don’t have to “perform” for the camera. I’ll guide you through it all. This is about capturing you as you are, not making you into someone you’re not.

  • Not at all. You can wear whatever feels good to you. Some clients go full-on cozy sweaters, some love sheer layers, and some go bold. It’s completely your choice. We’ll plan the shoot around your comfort.

  • You’ll get a full prep guide with outfit ideas, styling tips, and shopping links. Plus, you’ll have access to my curated studio wardrobe, think vintage, sheer layers, and pieces I’ve sourced over the years that photograph beautifully. And if you need help shopping, I can send links to pieces I recommend.

  • You’re not expected to. I’ll guide you through everything, where to place your hands, how to breathe, and when to move. I watch for all the little details so you don’t have to. You just show up, and I’ll take it from there.

  • Yes. All the time. Every body type, every age, every style, you are welcome here. I’m intentional with posing, lighting, wardrobe, and the entire experience so you feel confident and at ease.

  • Honestly, this is the perfect time. Most of my clients don’t walk in feeling confident. They leave feeling it. You don’t have to “fix” anything or wait until you’re in a different version of yourself. You’re allowed to feel seen now.

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SEEN. A Spring Portrait Series is available with a limited number of sessions.

CLIENT TESTIMONIALS

  • A black and white photo of a topless woman with short hair, wearing jeans, standing sideways with her head slightly bowed and eyes closed.

    “Amy Ciscool’s professionalism and her attention to detail will allow you to fully relax and enjoy every moment you spend in her studio, so you too can feel like a piece of art. She is the most talented photographer and one of the most authentic humans I have ever met. Her work is unique, beautiful and inspiring. I can’t wait to go back and work with Amy again for session 2.0”

    Miss Kamila

  • Black and white photo of a woman sitting on a windowsill, wearing an open shirt and showing some skin.

    “I rate the photo experience a 10 for sure! I was fairly nervous in anticipation and Amy was super awesome and professional. Wow. I really wasn’t sure how the poses were going to look and what they were going to turn into. When I saw the photo reveal I was absolutely blown away. They far exceeded my expectations. They were incredible! ”

    Miss Lauren

  • Black and white photo of a woman unzipping a leather jacket, exposing her chest and upper torso.

    “This experience was meant to not only document the start of my 40’s but also my battle with breast cancer. Cancer took so much from and changed me, both physically and emotionally. Amy’s photos not only documented this journey in the most respectful and elegant way but she made me feel strong and beautiful. I would highly recommend Amy Ciscool Photography. Her artistic eye is unparalleled. Every image she captures is stunning. Amy treats you with the most respect and kindness and she is the ultimate professional.”

    Miss Erica

  • A woman with dark, wavy hair sitting on an ornate chair, wearing a shiny, patterned dress with a slit that reveals her leg, and looking at the camera with a serious expression.

    “The session exceed my expectations! It was a beautiful and empowering experience. I went in a little shy, but Amy made me feel comfortable throughout the experience and I allowed myself to fully enjoy it and I left the session full of confidence.”

    Miss Marjory

If this idea has been sitting in the back of your mind, this is your season to move forward with it.

ABOUT AMY CISCOOL

Black and white photograph of a woman sitting on a chair in front of large windows, wearing a strapless dress, with one hand touching her chin and the other resting on her knee.

Photographer. Creative. Former corporate escapee. Full-time champion of women who are done playing small.

At 38, Amy walked away from the corporate grind that checked all the boxes, but none of the soul. She traded it for a blank slate and a new home in New Hope, Pennsylvania. By 41, she opened her photography studio to create a space where women could see themselves fully, maybe for the first time in a long time.

Rooted in intention and guided by intuition, her work centers on seeing women as they are, not as they’ve been told to be. The images created honor women in their current season, capturing presence, depth, and individuality in a way that stands the test of time.

She photographs women across all stages of life, with a special focus on those 40+ who are ready to take up space, be seen, and not shrink for anyone.

Most importantly, she’s here to document this current version of you that’s already powerful and not asking for permission.

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WORK WE’RE KNOWN FOR

Back view of a woman with long, wavy hair wearing a flowing, pleated dress, standing in front of a bright, light background.
A black and white portrait of a woman with curly hair, wearing a blazer with the shirt open, smiling with her eyes closed and head tilted slightly, against a dark background.
A black and white photo of a topless woman with floral tattoos on her chest and arms, wearing jeans, with one arm crossed over her abdomen and the other arm raised, holding her hand in a loose gesture.
Black and white photo of a woman in lace lingerie and a flowing garment, posing with her arms raised and looking down.
A smiling person with short hair and dark skin, wearing a partially open white shirt and black underwear, looking at the camera.
A black and white photo of a woman with wavy hair, wearing a flowing dress, smiling and holding the dress with one hand while standing against a dark background.
Black and white photo of a woman's torso, with one arm and hand resting near her thigh, wearing lace underwear, against a plain white background.
Close-up black and white photo of a woman with hand near her mouth, sitting with crossed legs visible, relaxed and intimate pose
Black and white photo of a woman with wavy hair, showing her partially, wearing a bracelet, with her arm resting on a surface, and her hand hanging down.
A black and white photo of a woman's midsection, wearing black lace lingerie, with her hands resting on her stomach showing a tattoo and ring.
A woman in minimal clothing standing sideways, gazing to the right, with her hands resting on a ledge in front of her, in a black and white photo.
Black and white portrait of a woman sitting on a couch, looking at the camera, with hair in soft waves, wearing a dark sleeveless top.
Back view of a woman with shoulder-length hair, topless, with a small tattoo on her right arm, against a white background.
A woman dressed in black lingerie with a sheer, ruffled skirt posing with one leg extended and wearing high heels, against a dark background.
A black-and-white photo showing a woman in a pleated, flowing dress, holding the skirt with her right hand, wearing a bracelet and a ring, with the focus on her arm and the lower part of her dress.
A black-and-white photo of a woman with curly blonde hair, sitting on a stool with her knees pulled up, head bowed, and arms resting on her knees. She wears a sleeveless black top.
A black and white photo of a woman with wavy hair, dressed in a blazer, standing against a plain wall, looking down with a gentle smile.
A woman smiling and posing gracefully while holding the hem of her skirt, dressed in a tank top and a flowing skirt, against a plain background.
A black and white photo of a topless woman with short hair facing sideways, wearing jeans, standing against a plain background.
A black and white photograph of a woman sitting with a white fabric draped over her lap, her head bowed and hair covering her face against a dark background.
Back view of a person with short hair, shirt off, against a white background.
Black and white photo of a woman with curly hair, wearing a dark blazer, holding open her blazer to reveal her bare chest, with her face partially hidden by her hair.
A woman with wavy hair standing in front of sheer curtains, wearing a flowy pleated dress, with her back to the camera.
Close-up black and white photo of a woman's chest wearing a lace bra with alligator skin texture on her arm and shoulder.
Black lace underwear on a woman's lower body, with semi-transparent fabric draped over her torso and legs, on a white background.
A black and white photograph of a woman with partially visible face, wearing a large, layered tulle fabric covering her shoulders and chest.
A black-and-white photo of a woman sitting on a bed, with her legs extended and her head bowed, holding a piece of white cloth close to her chest.
A person with dark skin wearing a light-colored kimono with floral and butterfly patterns, holding their left wrist with their right hand against a plain background.
A black and white photograph of a topless woman seen from behind, with her arms raised and crossed above her head.
A woman in a bra and flowing skirt sitting on a clear chair against a plain background, with her arm raised gracefully.
Close-up of a woman in lace lingerie behind a sheer curtain, with a bright background.
Black and white photo of a woman with short hair, wearing earrings and a leather jacket, partially unzipped to reveal her bare chest.
A woman in lace lingerie partially covered by a sheer veil, posing with her eyes closed against a white background.
Silhouette of a pregnant woman's side profile with soft lighting highlighting her belly against a black background.
Black and white photo of a woman with long hair, wearing a lace top and a silk robe, holding her hair back and looking downward, standing against a neutral background.
Silhouette of a pregnant woman holding her belly against a dark background.

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Our studio provides more than photography; it's a sanctuary where you can genuinely express yourself, and feel seen, heard, and appreciated.