Hate having your photograph taken?
You're in the right place.
Of course I can also work with people who love being photographed, but if the idea absolutely terrifies you then I am happy to say you are here because you are meant to be here.
I've conducted more than 1,000 photo and video sessions over the last 8 years, working with more than 700 individuals. 99% of those people came into the process precisely because they struggle with the push/pull dynamic of wanting to be seen, and simultaneously being quite triggered by the idea.
These people hire me again and again and again.
This is about more than photography. This is about Remembering who you were. This is about Being Seen.
The first few 2021 session dates and locations have been announced!
Women at a Crossroads
Personal Portraits
Whether it's post-divorce, becoming an empty-nester, or just the realization that it's time for something new, taking that first step out into the light can be daunting.
This is where the journey begins.
Entrepreneurial Women
Brand Portraits
The largest percentage of my clients are women who are up-leveling an existing business or starting a new one. Your photos are a critical extension of your brand.
Let's take control of the message.
Reclaiming Sensuality
Sensual Portraits
When my clients begin to discover that they are able to show up in ways they didn't think were possible, they begin to wonder what other parts of themselves they can reclaim...
I am your witness.
The words of my clients...
Karen Freeman Worstell
— Stacy Boston
— Janet McGeever
— Tricia Sargeant
— Monica Thompson
— Anita Birrer
— Susan Smith
— Debra Bringelson
— S.J. Chapman
— Erin Gallagher
— Susana Silverhoj
— Debi Kennison
— Patricia Ramey
— Kathy Velinoff
— Jane Gragtmans
—Marci Toler
— Sky Regard
Julie Parvis Connor
— Amanda Boyd
— Rachael Jayne Groover
— Elaine Lien
— Lisa Cline
— Beth Ann Fischberg
— Lori Middleton
— Michela Trezzi
— Barbera Aimes
— Jessie May Kezele
— Tami Carbone
— Joanna Shakti
— Tommi Wolfe
Being Seen
The Video Blog
It isn't possible to talk about this work without discussing the root of the pain I find in my clients. This is a conversation we should all be having.
The power of the feminine is most often repressed by the woman who is afraid to wield it. There are those in this world who would trick you into hiding, who would dazzle you with shame until you bury that light so deep inside that the thought of shining it makes you tremble.
I say, tremble.
Shake uncontrollably. Your joy is rattling its cage. "Let me out..." she says, "let me out."
The Witness
In early 2005, I received an email from a client that changed the course of my life... even if it took me while to realize it. More than 15 years later, those lessons still inform my processes as an artist, a healer, and a man.
