Photography
Most people hide from the camera the same way they hide from life. This session is here to set that aside for a moment — whether you're showing up as yourself or as a business finally ready to show its real face instead of a corporate mask.
Book a consultationYou don't have to know exactly what you need up front. As long as you know why you're here, we'll figure out the rest together, in conversation.
Brand-image photography for personal brands, teams, and companies — consistent with your brand's identity.
See the business session →A classic, elegant portrait — for personal or brand-image use.
See the portrait session →An intimate, private session focused on feeling confident in front of the camera.
See the boudoir session →The questions I hear most before a session.
It depends on the session — anywhere from a couple of hours to well over a dozen, if the project calls for it. We settle on the exact time during the consultation, based on what you want to create.
Wherever you need — in the studio, at your place, in a hotel, or somewhere you've always dreamed of. Barcelona, Hawaii — if it's your kind of place, it can become the location. Your imagination is the only limit.
Pricing depends on what you're looking for and the scope of the session — we work it out individually during the consultation.
Of course — that's exactly what business photography is for: showing your team and your brand in the best light.
Within 48 hours of the session, we meet — online or in person — and pick the photos together. Once you've chosen, I edit them to your notes and send them over digitally for approval. After that, depending on the package and the session, they either go to print, become an album, or stay digital.
Above all, get some sleep — it genuinely shows in the photos. Treat yourself like you're heading somewhere important: manicure, pedicure, maybe a face mask. If you like doing your makeup, a makeup artist is worth it — but don't experiment with anything new on the day, like an eyeshadow or liner you've never tried. Hair is best freshly washed, roots touched up if that's your thing — loose or styled up is entirely down to your taste.
Depending on the session, prepare anywhere from 3 to well over a dozen outfits. Try them on beforehand, put together the accessories, and bring even one extra in case we decide to switch something up on the day. The rule of thumb: the fewer busy patterns, big logos, and loud accents, the better — you should be the thing that catches the eye, not the outfit. If styling isn't your strong suit, we can bring in a stylist for the session.
After the consultation, you put together the outfits you'd like to wear and send me photos of them. Together we'll figure out what works for the location we've chosen, and what might still need adjusting.
Not at all. I guide you through the whole session — you don't need to know a thing about posing, you just need to show up.
It's completely normal to feel nervous about something you're doing for the first time, or something that matters to you. We can meet beforehand and work on that together — and if you feel like it goes deeper than just the session, take a look at Done Pretending too.