Ladies Portraits
Glamorous/Celebrity Style Portraits
Headshots & Personal Branding
Ladies & Pet Portraits
This Moment, This Memory, Is About You!
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Your Photo Session Is All About You!
HEIRLOOM PHOTO SESSIONS
My Sitting Fee Is $500
My photography sessions are collaborative, and I work with you to capture your story with my camera. As a photographer, I approach every session from a unique perspective, watching and capturing the natural connections that exist within each client. During your photo session, I will guide you and pose you so that you will look and feel amazing. My goal is to make my sessions enjoyable, relaxed, and most importantly, memorable.
A session with me is not time limited, as I shoot until I feel that your story has been captured. Session durations typically range from one to two hours and are conducted in the most optimal lighting conditions. After your photo shoot, we will schedule a viewing session during which you will be able to see your photographs for the first time. This is the moment when the magic happens - We collaborate and I help you create beautiful heirloom pieces that will last a lifetime.
A $250 non-refundable deposit is due upon booking to secure your session in my calendar.
The remaining $250 is due the day of your photo session.
Please note that no physical or digital photographs are included in the session fee.
All photographs and products are exclusively available at your viewing session.
It was a delight and a pleasure to work with Christina at a recent photo shoot. As my first ever photo shoot, she made me feel relaxed and very comfortable in a beautiful setting. This allowed my natural expression and personality to be portrayed in her photographs. This was a wonderful experience for me and I felt like a movie star...And the photographs were stunning! Christina, I would like to thank you for your professionalism and exceptional talent.
Louise xo
“A great photograph is one that fully expresses what one feels, in the deepest sense, about what is being photographed.”
Ansel Adams
