A classic photograph is forever.
Timeless portraits made in a calm, controlled studio setting — newborns, milestones, headshots, and heirloom portraits your family will pass down.
The Approach
The studio experience
The studio strips a portrait down to what matters: light, expression, and the person in front of the lens. No distractions, no weather, no crowds — just quiet, deliberate photographs.
It's where I work most like my fine art background: sculpting light the way a painter builds a canvas. Some sessions are shot on film. All of them are unhurried.
Studio work suits every season of life — newborn portraits in the first two weeks, milestone sessions, professional headshots, and the kind of formal family portrait that hangs above the mantel for decades.
Selected Images
View Full Gallery- Newborn sessions from $650 — in studio or your home
- Up to 2 hours with flexibility for feeding and soothing
- Full resolution digital files with print release
- Custom online gallery
- Heirloom print and product ordering available
“I can't begin to tell you how much these mean to me. I am blown away with your perspective. Such beauty.”— Aaron & JoAnna
Common Questions
Everything you might be wondering.
What do you photograph in the studio?
Newborns, babies and milestones, children, families, high school seniors who want a clean editorial look, and professional headshots. If it deserves a considered portrait, it belongs in the studio.
When should we book a newborn session?
Ideally while you're still expecting — I hold your due date and we confirm once baby arrives. The sleepy, curled-up portraits happen best within the first two weeks, but beautiful sessions happen at any age.
How long does a studio session take?
Most portrait sessions run about an hour. Newborn sessions are booked up to two hours with unhurried time for feeding and soothing built in.
Do you offer prints and products?
Yes — archival prints, canvases, and albums through my professional lab. Digital files with a print release are included, but I always encourage families to put at least one image on paper. That's the point of a classic portrait.
Do you shoot on film?
Some studio work is shot on medium-format film alongside digital. If you love that timeless, grain-rich look, mention it when you book and we'll plan the session around it.
