Portrait Sessions
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Intimate, editorial portraiture, the kind that captures presence, not just a likeness. Honest, considered, and unmistakably yours.
Headshots and brand portraits for creatives, founders, and professionals.
Natural, candid sessions in the places that mean something to you.
Editorial portraits for press kits, releases, and the work itself.
Warm, genuine portraits, no stiff poses, just you.
Clean studio light or out in the world, whichever suits the story.
Short, focused sittings, a relaxed way to start.
Choose a length and direction, and tell me what you want it to feel like.
We talk wardrobe and location so you arrive relaxed and ready.
A comfortable, easy experience with gentle direction throughout.
Refined, hi-res images delivered in a private gallery within two weeks.
Additional edited images and prints available à la carte. Commercial and press usage quoted separately.
As a Los Angeles portrait photographer, I create relaxed, editorial portraits for professionals, creatives, actors, families, and anyone who wants images that feel like themselves. Sessions happen in-studio or on location across LA, with a documentary eye that keeps things natural rather than stiff or overly posed.
Whether you need a standout headshot, a personal branding set, or a family session to remember, I’d love to help. See a recent family portrait session in LA for a feel of the experience.
Sessions start at $650 for a 45-minute Mini, $1,200 for the 90-minute Signature, and $2,500 for a half-day Editorial session with full creative direction.
Professional headshots, personal branding portraits, actors and creatives, families, couples, and personal editorial work, all with a relaxed, documentary approach.
Both. I shoot in-studio and on location across Los Angeles, and we choose the setting that fits your style and the mood you want.
Yes. Signature and Editorial sessions include wardrobe and styling guidance, and Editorial sessions can add hair and makeup coordination.
Absolutely. Family sessions are relaxed and unposed, focused on real connection and natural moments rather than stiff, formal poses.
