Classic Artistry.
12+ Years of Experience. Based in Austin, available worldwide.
BEYOND THE MOMENT I believe that wedding photo and videography should be an effortless experience, not a source of stress. After a decade of shooting high-end weddings in the heart of New York City, I’ve brought my “battle-tested” expertise to Austin, Texas. I don’t just “take photos"—I provide a reliable, high-utility operation that ensures your vision is captured with absolute technical precision, regardless of the lighting or environment.
PERKS:
- Zero Travel Fees: I treat NYC, Miami, Austin, Houston, and Dallas as local markets.
- Tech geek: From harsh Texas sun to dark NYC ballrooms, I bring the professional gear and backups necessary to handle any lighting challenge.
- Expert Calm: My goal is to capture the art of your day while you actually enjoy it.
Now booking for late 2026 and 2027 worldwide.
ORDER A PHOTOSHOOT
Whether you’re looking for a stunning portrait, an intimate boudoir photography session, or a beautiful wedding album, I’m happy to share my expertise and creativity to bring your vision to life. Book your photography session today and discover the beauty and magic of photography.
F A Q
Answering your questions
Do you have your own studio?
Yes! I also have all the lighting equipment needed to handle any level of lighting complexity in any environment, time of the day and weather.
Do you require deposit to book the day?
Yes, a non-refundable deposit is required to book any time for any kind of shooting. The amount depends on the day and type of shooting, and the range is $100-$500.
What if I'm not a model and I don't know how to pose?
That’s totally fine and expected! I’m always ready to help with directions and posing ideas. Most of my clients are people who are posing in front of a professional camera for the first time. Usually, shyness and lack of self-confidence go away after 10-15 minutes of shooting and seeing great results coming from the camera.
What's a best duration for Boudoir photoshoot?
My recommendation is 2 hours. One hour is usually too short to produce a good set of pictures. Usually, it ends up with needing to wrap it up during the most productive time of the shooting. More than 2 hours on another side, could be too tiring for non-professional models.
