Pricing + Booking

Not at all. It's honestly where most people start. A big part of the session is just slowing things down enough that you stop performing for the camera. The goal isn't perfection. It's finding the version of you that looks back at a photo and thinks, yeah, that actually feels like me.

No. Some people arrive with moodboards. Others just know they want something better than what they've got. Either is fine. We figure it out together.

Yes, completely. I'll guide you when it helps and step back when things are working naturally. You won't be left standing there wondering what to do with your hands. That's a promise.

Most sessions run between one and two hours. Long enough to settle in, try a few different things, and not feel rushed. The best shots rarely happen in the first ten minutes.

Honestly, most people just know from the work. If the portraits on this site feel like the kind of thing you're after, and a calm unhurried session sounds more appealing than a conveyor belt approach, we'll probably get on fine. If you're still not sure, send me a message. No pressure either way.

Collaborative, honest, and straightforward. We're here to guide the process, bring ideas to the table, and keep things moving.

Yes, absolutely. A lot of people do. Sometimes it just helps to have a familiar face in the room, especially if it's your first time doing something like this. Just worth knowing that occasionally it can make people perform a little more, rather than less. I think it depends on the person. Either way, totally fine.