I consider Headshots (whether for acting or for business) to be professional tools, with specific guidelines. With headshots, I opt for a clean backdrop with bright, flattering lighting, and a tight crop that frames your upper torso and face. Creative Portraits, however, are creatively free and really have no boundaries — I love shooting outdoors or using unconventional lighting setups (like spotlights or gels).

Yes! I don’t charge for travel within a 10-mile radius of Culver City, and beyond that radius, I only ask for compensation of $1/mile roundtrip.

For destination travel, send me and inquiry through my “Contact” page, and I’ll get back to you with a quote!

Final edits will always be delivered in a downloadable online gallery, the link to which I’ll deliver via the email you provide. Gallery delivery time depends on the type of photoshoot, so I encourage you to refer to the details of the specific session you booked.

If you booked any kind of headshot session, yes! Because headshots are so specific, I always defer to you to narrow down your favorites. In all other sessions, however, I’ll choose the best photos for you. (This is because the galleries I deliver are so large!)

If you booked any kind of headshot session, yes! Because headshots are so specific, I want you to keep all of your unedited shots, just in case your needs change down the road - this way you can always have a different shot edited later, without having to book a whole new session.

In all other sessions, however, I’ll choose the best photos to edit for you. This is because the galleries I deliver are already so large, and editing is important. I consider it unprofessional to leave a client with anything less than a finished product, and the unedited photos do not reflect the final product.