Portraits
A portrait session is slower than a headshot. Black-and-white film, some digital, and time to settle in. No overproduction and no heavy retouching, just portraits that feel like you.
Studio sessions in Brooklyn.
On film
Medium format and 35mm
Sessions
Frame 4554
Frame 4534
Frame 4547
Frame 4558
Emma & Trevor
Couple portrait
Michelle
Portrait
Amy
Portrait
More
Frame 1732
Frame 1772
Frame 1859
Frame 1917
Frame 1980
Frame 1999
Frame 2111
Frame 7304
Frame 7445
Frame 7460
Frame 7584
Frame 7713
How a portrait session works
On film and digital
Sessions mix black-and-white film and digital, depending on what you’re after. Digital selects arrive in a few days; the film follows when it’s back from the lab.
Time to settle in
Nobody looks like themselves in the first ten minutes. A portrait session runs about ninety minutes, so there’s room to get past that.
What you get
A set number of finished portraits, printed or digital. Retouching stays light: I clean up what’s temporary and leave what’s you.
On request
Studio portrait session
Priced case by case. Tell me what you have in mind and I’ll put together a quote.