Our services.
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Automotive & Lifestyle
From $450
Your car isn’t just metal and paint — it’s a story. I shoot it like a lead actor: chrome that glows, grit that shows, and moments that feel like you’ve just stepped into a cult film. Sessions run a few hours, enough time to capture both machine and soul. You’ll walk away with images that don’t just document your ride — they immortalize it.
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Portraits & Editorial
From $500
Not stiff headshots. Not cookie-cutter glamour. I shoot people the way they really are: raw, unfiltered, alive. Whether it’s boudoir, pin-up, or character-driven portraits, these sessions are about honesty with style. Studio or on location, we’ll craft images that feel intimate and cinematic, like you were caught in the middle of your own story.
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Documentary & Events
From $850
Life doesn’t pose. It just happens — loud, chaotic, unforgettable. That’s how I cover events. Instead of staged smiles, you’ll get storytelling frames that feel like memories burned into film. Perfect for clubs, festivals, and gatherings where the real story lives in the crowd, not the stage.
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Commercial & Brand Content
Custom pricing
If your brand wants visuals that cut through the beige noise, this is where we build them. From raw lifestyle shoots to polished campaigns, I’ll shape images with mood and presence — the kind people stop and notice. Video can be added to extend the story, but stills remain the heartbeat.
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Boudoir & Pin-Up
From $650
This isn’t boudoir for hotel walls — it’s boudoir with bite. Cinematic light, honest energy, no clichés. The goal isn’t just to look good, it’s to look real — vulnerable, bold, alive. Every session is private, safe, and built around your comfort. What you get are images that feel timeless, like you stepped into a frame that was always meant to exist.
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Video (Add-On or Standalone)
Add-on from $600 | Standalone projects from $2,500
When motion serves the story, I bring it. Same eye, same grit — but moving. Short reels, docu-pieces, promos — all built with the same cinematic weight as my stills. If still photography is the heartbeat, video is the aftershock.

