A photography always captures more than the photographer intended. This statement rings particularly true when it comes to Portrait Photography. A good portrait manages to capture several points of view at the same time:

What the camera sees.
How the photographer perceives their subject.
How the subject perceives themselves.

How the subject wishes to be perceived.

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I like to have a meeting with my clients prior to a portrait session in order to fully understand what they’re wanting to get out of our work together, what story are they wanting the images to tell, how can I shine a new light (if you pardon the pun) on them.

Whether crafted in studio or on location, each photo is built around presence, how a subject will hold themselves, how I can shape light to tell a story, how each detail will elevate the frame.

Designed for publications, brands, and individuals, these portraits and editorials are made to communicate identity with clarity and impact. Get in touch to tell your own story.