The mom and daughter duo who see the world differently — and capture it beautifully together.
We’re Whitney and Aniah, the mother and daughter team behind Two Stones Photography. We see the world differently — and that’s exactly what makes our work complete.
Whitney brings the energy and heart, the laughter, the motion, and the candid emotion that keeps every photo alive. Aniah brings the calm and clarity, the warm light, natural stillness, and quiet strength that make her portraits feel like home.
Together, we capture every side of the story: the loud, the quiet, the heartfelt, and the honest. From the sidelines to the sunsets, we’re there for the moments that tell yours.
Whitney Stone
Photographer, Owner, and Chaos Coordinator
I’m Whitney, photographer, psychology student, and slightly over-caffeinated force behind Two Stones Photography. I’m not here to take pretty pictures. I’m here to capture what’s real: confidence, connection, and those in-between moments that tell the truth.
My background in psychology shapes how I see people. I notice the emotions they’re feeling but not saying, the things they’re protecting, and the moments they finally let themselves be seen. Photography is how I give people proof that they matter, that they’re enough, and that they were seen.
My style is laid-back, bold, a little sarcastic, and deeply intentional. I’ll climb bleachers, lay in the grass, or chase the light across a football field if that’s what it takes. I’ll fix your hair, crack a joke at the right second, and hype you up like we’ve been friends for years.
For me, photography isn’t about perfect. It’s about powerful. It’s about catching the kind of emotion you can feel when you look back later—the moment that tells you, “Yeah, that was me.” You’ll leave your session feeling more like yourself than when you arrived, and that’s the magic I live for.
Aniah Stone
Second Shooter, Visual Storyteller, and All-Around Creative Force
I’m Aniah, Whitney’s daughter, second shooter, and the one who finds peace behind the lens. I love quiet moments, golden light, and the way nature naturally frames people when they’re just being themselves.
While my mom thrives on the energy of game days, I’m happiest chasing sunsets, catching early morning light, and creating portraits that feel calm, natural, and real. For me, photography is about stillness. It’s finding that perfect mix of color, emotion, and simplicity that lets someone’s true self come through.
Working with my mom is always an adventure. She brings the energy, I bring the calm, and together we create something balanced and honest. Every session teaches me something new about people, light, and how beautiful things can be when you slow down and really see them.
What It’s Like to Work With Us
We’re not here to make you feel stiff or over-posed. Our sessions are about connection, comfort, and capturing what’s real. We bring out your natural energy, your best angles, and the kind of vibe that makes people say, “That’s totally them.”
Sessions with us are:
✔️ Fun and flexible
✔️ Guided but never forced
✔️ Full of laughs, direction, and good energy
✔️ Designed to make you feel seen and confident
We’ll help you with poses, lighting, and locations, and we’ll even build a playlist if music helps you relax. Every shoot is a mix of energy and ease — Whitney keeps things lively and expressive while Aniah brings calm focus and natural flow. Together, we make sure you get photos that feel like you, not a version you had to pretend to be.
Behind the Lens: Fun Facts
Whitney’s go-to look:
Whatever lets me sprint from the bleachers to the sidelines without tripping. Think sports mom juggling more than life can throw at her, usually with an energy drink in hand and a camera bag that somehow weighs more than I do. Exhausted? Always. But I’ll still get the shot.
Aniah’s snack lineup:
Alani, ranch, cheese, and ice cream — with a latte when I need it. It’s not exactly balanced, but it keeps me going.
What we live for:
Warm light, the chaos of game day, peaceful sunsets, unexpected laughter, and that one shot we both gasp at when it pops up on the screen.
– “Gasp. I can’t believe I just got that shot.”
– “Mom, chill. I had the lighting.”
– “Aniah, fix the hair. No, not like that. Never mind, I’ll do it.”
Let's Make Something You'll Love
Tell us what you’re dreaming up and we’ll shape a session around you.