Bio/Experience

At seventeen, I picked up photography as a hobbyy when I was 17 years old and quickly fell in
love with it. Almost two decades later, I tookdecided take the plunge from hobbyist to
professional photographer in 2019. I love the wide-open creativity ofthat photography provides. I
shoot both outdoor (natural light) and studio photography, and my number one goal is to make
my clients’' visions come alive. From chiaroscuro (low key or dramatic), to light and airy (high
key), to anything in between, I aim to please.

Passions

I live to make people feel their best. When people tell me they are not photogenic (9 out of 10
people say this), I thinkam like, “"challenge accepted..”" I believe every person is uniquely
uniquebeautiful–– - to their core–– - and my job is to make them see their beautythat. Our
society has ignoresd that beauty starts from being confident, strong, and self-accepting. That
inner knowledge radiates outward. Have you ever been in the presence of someone who may not
be a have model looks but is SO attractive? That is their essence shining through, and
essencethat is what I aspire to capture as a photographer.

Values

I experiencevalue my each clients as an individuals who is on a path to self- discovery and

growth. I see Eeach session isas an opportunity to partner with my clients to realize yourtheir
unique beauty and potential. Here are some of my values and how I strive to uphold them:

 The pursuit of excellence and commitment to quality

o I am committed to my growth as a photographer. I believe excellence is a journey,

not a destination. Pushing my technical and creative boundaries is something I do
on the regular.

 Promoting self-discovery, transformation, and growth

o I don't see photography as just pictures. PI view photography isas a vehicle to see
each person as they are, to capture and celebrate theirat essence––, that magical
recipe that is YOU.

 Creativity
o I love being creative in my work, andwork and seeingg the ingenuitycreativity in
the world around me. I composewant to create photos that are exclusivelyunique
to you, which. That means I work tos understanding who you are and how you
plan to use the photos. Together,, and we discovercreating a that perfect solution
to meet your needs.

 Client focus
 o My clients are at the core of what I do. I want youpeople to walk away with
photos thatyou they will love to share. That is why I include anmy intake form as
an integral part of my process. Understanding your my clients' wants and needs is
paramount.

My process

Below is a general snapshot of my process.

You will be asked to fill out a booking questionnaire on my website. After reviewing the
booking request, I will contact you to confirm and/or discuss changes to the request. A non-
refundable booking deposit is required at this time.

After the booking has been confirmed, we will meet (usually by phone) for a the comprehensive
intake interview so I can better understand your visionwhat you require. Topics will include
location, lighting setups, desired mood, wardrobe, and the artistic style of the shoot. Interviews
take between a half an hour to an hour, depending on the package selected.

After the intake, I summarize the discussion in the contract and send it to you for approval.
Remaining fees are collected the day of the shoot (the invoice will be sent to you after the
deposit has been processed).

Editing the photos generally takes between 2-4 weeks, but a more accurate estimate will be
provided during ourthe intake conversation and be written into the contract. At delivery, you will
be provided with options to buy prints, products, additional edits, and more.