How I Capture the Moment

Keep the Client Comfortable

Because I’ve spent a great deal of time working on the arts scene, I’ve had plenty of time to study how people react to someone in their comfort zone.

Towards that end, I’ve created a way of getting close without making the photo’s subjects uncomfortable. If it takes a minute or an hour to capture the perfect magic of your special moment, I’ll find a way in without breaking the mood.

A Study of Subjects

Therapeutic Solutions for Capturing You At Your Best

As an art photographer, I’ve learned how to approach a subject from a number of different possible angles, both physically and figuratively.

Unlike big-box photography studios, I work with my subject to make them comfortable so that they’re willing to reveal that special magic to me. Instead of snapping the first picture of a child smiling, I look for more.

I’ve used play therapy to help children open up for their pictures, letting them show their real personality in the photographs I capture.

I spend time before the wedding getting to know my clients so that their love shows through in photos that they’ll adore because it captures their spirit.

Family portraits don’t have to be staged and staid! I’m willing to travel to your favorite place and catch your family at play.