Frequently Asked Questions

Still have questions? Take a look at the FAQ or reach out anytime.

  • Throughout our time together, we only plan for, photograph, and share only what you are excited about. You have control over if, how, and when images are shared. During our Consultation, we will discuss my Image Release, which allows for you to decide which is best for you.

    You can change your mind at any point and images will be removed (or shared), no questions asked.

  • To reserve a session date, my Creation Fee is currently $285 for both boudoir and family sessions. This fee covers our session time and my time preparing your gorgeous images.

    Together, we create customized art for you and your home. This means I don’t offer pre-set packages; you invest in the art that you love! Because art is incredibly unique to you and your needs, it is best to go through the pricing structure on the phone or in person so I can best explain the customization process.

    My artwork starts at $695 and goes up from there. Folks typically invest 3-5k in their sessions with me. Payment plans are always an option.

  • I specialize in outdoor portraits in the gorgeous PNW. Photo sessions have been at Whatcom Falls, Rattlesnake Lake, Discovery Park, Seward Park, and more. My Instagram has locations tagged whenever possible. I have also photographed at private pools, private outdoor spaces, greenhouses, studios, and inside folks’ homes. We decide together what location will maximize your experience.

    For outdoor boudoir, we discuss multiple types of safety during our Consultation. This includes what to do if someone might approach us, applicable Washington State laws, and how I can best support you during our session together. I cannot promise safety, but we discuss safety planning ahead of our session together so you can arrive feeling confident and supported.

    During our session we will always practice “Leave No Trace” ethics and will respect the land as its original stewards do. I encourage you to learn more about the Indigenous communities in your area and their history with the lands we call home.