Services
Four kinds of sessions, each with a clear price, a one-page plan and prints at the end. Scroll through each one to see the work behind it.
Portraits
From $650 · 90 min · 2 looks · 25 images
Personal portraits, press and brand pictures, in the Gowanus studio or on location.
- 0190-minute session, studio or location
- 02Two looks or two locations
- 0325 edited images, full resolution
- 04Online gallery and print credit
Families
From $950 · 2 hours · up to 6 people · 60 images
Unposed sessions at home, in the park, or somewhere that matters to you. Maternity included.
- 01Two hours at home or outdoors
- 02Up to six people, pets welcome
- 0360 edited images
- 04A small box of 5×7 prints
Events
From $1,800 · 4 hours · same-week preview · 250+ images
Supper clubs, launches and milestone dinners, covered quietly from the edges of the room.
- 01Four hours of coverage
- 02Preview of 30 images within 72 hours
- 03250+ edited images in ten days
- 04Usage rights for press and social
Weddings
From $4,800 · 8 hours · second shooter · print box
City halls, inns and Hudson Valley barns, from the quiet morning to the last dance.
- 01Eight hours, elopements from four
- 02Mia as second shooter
- 03Full gallery in four weeks
- 04Heirloom box of 30 prints
Good questions
Anything else, ask on the first call. It is free and takes twenty minutes.
Portrait and family galleries arrive in five to seven business days. Events take ten days, with a preview in 72 hours. Weddings take four weeks.
Send a request with the type of shoot, the date and the location. I will confirm availability within a day, send a one-page plan and hold the date with a 30% deposit.
Both. The Gowanus studio is ideal for clean, controlled portraits. Outdoor and at-home sessions suit families, couples and natural light.
New York City and the Hudson Valley are included. Further afield is very welcome; travel is quoted at cost.
Yes. Prints and albums are made with a lab in Brooklyn, and every gallery comes with print credit.
Mia has photographed with me since 2021. She covers the other side of the room so nothing important happens out of frame.
