A Little About My Style...

As an Orange County-based fashion and interior design photographer, I aim to create unique, editorial-inspired imagery that is consistent with your brand’s style and aesthetic.

I believe that the key to standing out to your audience is to create something sophisticated yet authentic. I take your brand’s vision for content creation and turn it into a cohesive concept, all while adding just the right amount of my own personal flair.

Services I Offer

Lookbooks
E-Commerce & Catalogs
Campaigns
Website Imagery & Social Media Content
Personal Branding
Team Portraits
Real Estate & Interior Design Photography

The Process

1) Connect and Get A Quote

From concept creation to location scouting to image delivery, there is a lot that goes into each session. The first step is to get an idea of what your vision is and find out what kind of budget is required to bring it to life. My favorite way to communicate ideas and make sure we’re on the same page is to use mood boards and inspiration images. Mood boards help to dictate style, location, and the overall feel of the shoot.

For brand work, I offer standard packages you can choose from, or I can create a custom quote for your project based on your specific needs. Details that help me determine your rate include:

- How many images you need
- Where the photos will be used (i.e. social media, website, print/digital advertisements, etc)
- How long the photos will be in use
- Whether you intend to shoot on location or in a studio
- How many hours of shooting time will be required
- Whether you need me to produce the shoot as well as photograph it (i.e. find a location and other team members such as models, makeup/hair artists, wardrobe stylists, set/lighting assistants, etc)

2) Make a Plan

Once the concept is finalized, I use that to build the shoot logistics like where the shoot will take place, what time of day to shoot, and a general shot list so I don’t miss any details. When working with a team, we’ll also create a call sheet so everyone knows where to be when, what to bring, and any other important items.

3) Create

Time to create! I like to create a comfortable, fun atmosphere on set so that everyone has an enjoyable time and can step out of their comfort zone. I am there to give and receive feedback and direction as needed, and to make you and your team feel supported.

4) Retouch & Deliver

After the shoot, my job continues with culling the images, sending you a gallery of proofs so you can make your final choices, and then sending those selections to a retoucher for the finishing touches.

A lot of work goes into getting each image just right, including color correction, skin retouching, cleaning up the background, etc. As a general rule, I go for a very natural style when it comes to retouching, with the intent to only correct distractions made apparent by a high-definition camera. I want your models and products to look close to real life as opposed to over-edited!