Portraits created with intention, artistry, and the belief that your story belongs on the walls
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Fine art portraits are more than photographs

They are carefully crafted pieces of art 

Fine art portraits are more than photographs.
They are carefully crafted pieces of art — classical in nature, intentional in process, and created to be framed and lived with.
Each session begins with conversation and imagination. We take time to dream the work up together, planning every detail before stepping into the studio. The pace is unhurried, the experience thoughtful, and the final result is a finished piece of artwork — something tangible, timeless, and meaningful.
These sessions are designed for those who value artistry, collaboration, and legacy — and who believe the images we live with should feel a little bit magical.

Created Slowly. Meant to Last.

Fine art photography is more than capturing what’s in front of the camera — it’s about creating something that feels. It’s guided by artistic expression, personal vision, and the belief that an image can hold emotion, spark thought, or quietly tell a story without needing explanation.
This work is deeply subjective. Every fine art photographer brings their own perspective, style, and way of seeing into the frame. That individuality is what gives the work its voice — what sets one piece apart from another and makes it unmistakably personal.
For me, fine art photography lives somewhere between photography and traditional art forms like painting. It allows space to slow down, to push past the obvious, and to create intentionally. Each image is shaped with care — through composition, light, and thoughtful posing — because how a subject is held within the frame changes everything about how the image is felt.
These portraits aren’t rushed. They’re crafted. Designed to linger. Meant to be lived with.

Each piece begins with a conversation..
 an invitation to imagine what we might create together.Is this right for me?

our values & style

Time & Attention

Art-Led Vision

Collaborative Process

Finished Heirlooms

The Value of Fine Art Portraits 


Fine art portraits hold value because they are created with intention from beginning to end. The pace allows space for care and creativity, the artistic vision shapes each image beyond documentation, and the collaborative process ensures the work feels deeply personal. These portraits are not fleeting digital files, but finished heirlooms — thoughtfully crafted pieces of art that live within your home, marking this moment in time with beauty, meaning, and permanence.

From Vision to Finished Art

step one

Every fine art piece begins with a conversation. We talk through your ideas, your space, and what you’re hoping to create together. This is where we slow things down, dream a little, and plan intentionally — so when we step into the studio, everything feels thoughtful and aligned.

Consultation
& Planning

step two

Sessions take place in my studio and are never rushed. There’s room to breathe, to adjust, and to let the work unfold naturally. I’ll guide you every step of the way, focusing on expression, connection, and those in-between moments that give a portrait its feeling.

The Session

step three

After your session, we sit down together to view the images and choose the pieces that feel just right. We’ll talk through sizing, framing, and finishes — turning your portraits into finished artwork, thoughtfully designed for your home.

Ordering & Framing

Living with the Art

step four

This is the best part. Your portraits are meant to be seen and lived with. When your artwork is ready, we can assist with the final details, including professional hanging if desired. Once on the wall, each piece becomes part of your everyday life, quietly holding this moment in time.

Fine art session

A $500 artwork deposit is collected at booking and applied toward your final art selection.
Clients typically invest $2,000–$3,000 in finished fine art pieces, depending on scale, framing, and collection choices.
Each session includes thoughtful planning, a guided studio experience, and a collaborative ordering appointment focused on creating finished, framed artwork.

Heirloom sessions

A $300 deposit toward custom framing and artwork is required to reserve your session.
Heirloom clients typically invest $1,000–$1,500 in finished pieces, with artwork designed specifically for wall display.
These sessions are created with timeless simplicity and the final art in mind — preserving childhood in a way that feels classic and enduring.

The Sessions

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session fee $200
Deposit $300

session fee $350
Deposit $500

What makes these sessions different from a traditional photo session?

These sessions are slower and more intentional, with a very specific editing style rooted in painterly portraits and vivid imagination. From thoughtful planning through custom framing, every step is designed with the final piece in mind — creating finished artwork, not just a gallery of images.

Where do the sessions take place?

Fine art and heirloom sessions take place in my studio, where we can control light, styling, and pace to create timeless, consistent artwork.

Absolutely. Styling plays an important role in fine art portraits, and I’ll guide you through clothing choices, colors, and textures so everything feels cohesive and elevated.

Sessions are intentionally unhurried and designed to allow space for creativity and ease. The length of each session varies depending on how many people are participating, the number of looks we plan, and the overall styling and concept. Rather than watching the clock, we focus on creating thoughtfully and giving the work the time it deserves.

What should we wear? Will you help with styling?

How long will a session typically last?

Do you offer digital files?

How does the ordering process work?

How far in advance should we book?

Are these sessions a good fit for young children? (Heirloom-specific)

Is this an investment piece?

Fine art sessions are designed around finished artwork. Digital files may be available in select collections, but the primary focus is creating framed pieces meant to live in your home.

After your session, we meet to review your images together and design your artwork. This includes selecting images, sizing, framing, and finishes that suit your space beautifully.

Because these sessions involve planning and collaboration, booking in advance is recommended. Availability is limited to ensure each client receives the time and care this work deserves.

Yes. Heirloom sessions are designed especially for young children and move at a gentle pace, allowing space for natural expression and comfort.

Yes. Fine art portraits are an investment in meaningful, tangible artwork — pieces designed to be enjoyed now and cherished for generations.

Fine art portraits are more than photographs

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