Find your photography and lighting style here.

Lifestyle photography captures real-life events or moments in an artistic and candid manner. It emphasizes the natural interaction and connection between subjects.

Common Uses: Family portraits, engagement sessions, personal branding shoots.

Editorial photos tell a story or convey a concept through styled and posed images. These can be out on location or in studio.

Common Uses: Fashion spreads, magazine articles, advertising campaigns.

Portraits focus on capturing the personality and mood of an individual or group. Highlights facial expressions and poses.

Common Uses: Headshots, senior portraits, professional profiles.

Studio Photography uses widow and or artificial lights in a controlled studio environment. This allows for precise control over lighting conditions.

Common Uses: Professional portraits, fashion shoots, product photography.

Utilizes sunlight, either direct or diffused, to illuminate subjects. Creates a soft, natural look.

Common Uses: Outdoor sessions, indoor sessions near windows, golden hour shoots.

Using a blend of window and studio lights to create a natural, flattering look.

Common Uses: Headshots, senior portraits, professional profiles.

Studio lighting allows us to create worlds. Utilizing hard or soft lighting techniques along with various colors, there is no limit to what we can create. Hard light refers to the quality of light we are using to the the subjects. It frequently means bright whites and dark blacks with defined shadows.

Common Uses: Fashion, magazines, advertising.

Soft creative studio light utilizes a flattering, often romatic, dreamy style of lighting and can incorporate colored lighting in addition.