Photography
Specializing in Events and PortraitS since 2006
Services
What we offer
The Traveling Studio
Your, Not So Average Photo Booth
It’s that time of year again. Time to celebrate colleagues, friends and family. Having a party and interested in hiring a photo booth? We’ve got ya covered. Contact us for more info!
Pricing starts at $750 and includes the following:
-2 hour photo booth rental with professional photographer
-Top of the line studio and camera equipment
-Unlimited number of 4×6 or strip prints for your guests
-Customized photo template
-Themed props & background (choose from fringe, sequin, solid colored, logo, etc.)
-Online gallery for guest after party viewing and additional ordering
-Digital downloads
*We work with you to ensure your photo booth is top notch!
About
The Photographer
I have always had a passion for photography. At parties, on trips or just to experiment with perception. Over 2 decades of experience ago, I began my career by learning to see the world through the lens of fine art. I remember the sense of adventure, standing in the darkroom eagerly awaiting the image, that took a great deal of time and patience to capture, come to life. Then, voilà, the patience paid off and the image was now revealed. So, I would say, what now; toning, emulsion transferring…how magical those days were! Once digital became available, capturing and post production opened a world of endless creativity and enjoyment.
To sum it up, photography has always been.. my life and remains so. I began my photography career in LA, CA continuing on to study Fine Art Photography through PCNW, Seattle. My passion for photography has led me to teach, accept awards, collaborate with other studios, help other business grow, start my own business in 2006, international opportunities, creative collaboration, and personal flexibility.
Thanks for visiting my website and let me know when you are ready to collaborate.
Cheers to keeping the art of photography alive!
Reviews
What Clients Are Saying
“Beauty can be seen in all things, seeing and composing the beauty is what separates the snapshot from the photograph.”
– Matt Hardy