Most people aren't comfortable in front of the camera. In fact, most people dread it. That's thanks to a lifetime of putting up a façade every time a lens points their way, and then finding disappointing results when they see photos that were taken at the wrong time or the wrong angle. This situation leads to a belief that the responsibility for how a portrait turns out rests with you, the subject—but in fact nothing could be further from the truth. We believe it's the photographer's role to coax you into letting down your guard, to draw out the real you, and to capture the photos at just the right moment. Our experience photographing weddings helps us do just that.

Click the buttons below to see galleries of the typical portraits we create, and scroll down for more information about the structure and investment of a typical portrait shoot. Click here to read about our philosophy of “authenticity” in wedding photography—it applies just as much to portraiture.