Wide — car keys, jacket, street at dusk
Date night roulette
Neither of you has to decide
Budget, energy, and how much time you actually have. It picks. You go.
Candid chemistry — JT and Lauren, kitchen, unposed
Us
THE DURDENS
Fourteen years, two kids, and a marriage that survived building a business in the same house.
Paired portraits — two slots, same frame, same light
Two takes
Should couples share passwords?
Same question. Separate rooms. No editing afterwards.
JT
Yes, and I do not think it is a big deal. If you need a locked phone you already made a decision.
Lauren
No. I do not want access, I want to not need it. Those are different marriages.
We disagree
Separate bank accounts.
He says one pot. She says three. Neither of them is moving.
JT
One pot. If we are building the same life I do not want to work out whose money bought the couch.
Lauren
Three. Ours, his, mine. I have had my own money since I was nineteen and I am not giving that up to prove something.
Who are you with?
Still life — two phones face down on a table, candle
Tonight's question
One question, both of you
What's something you've wanted more of lately?
Your answer stays between you two. Neither answer shows until you reveal them. Built for two people who are already together.
Relationship stuff
The things people ask us about
Working together
Two years of getting it wrong before it worked.
After the kids
What actually came back, and when.
Jealousy
Both of them, honestly, on camera.
Phone photo — behind the scenes, lights and laundry
Behind this
Thursday, 2pm, the garage
What a shoot day actually looks like when both of you are in it and one kid has a fever.
Candid — JT and Lauren on the couch, phone between them
Ask us
Ask them both
One question, two answers, and they do not compare notes first.
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