On camera, bold colors and jewel tones work really well (think red, yellow, orange, emerald green or sapphire blue). In general, it's best to avoid intense patterns, especially thin stripes and houndstooth, which can make your photos look busy. If you're not sure how to pair your outfits, .

That's my jam! My clients tell me time and time again that they dreaded getting their photo taken until they worked with me. I'm not saying I'm magic, but I didn't go through four years of wizard school for nothing.

I'm always happy to schedule a time to sit down at a coffee shop and get to know each other! (And not just because I'm obsessed with tea and can't stay away from sugary pastries—that's just a coincidence.) Just send me a quick email at and we'll set it up!

It's super hard to meet someone in the real world, I get that! If you're busy and looking for a wedding photographer, we can set up a quick chat on the phone or Skype instead. If you're just looking to set up a portrait session, email is fine too!

Yes! Don't worry, I won't leave you hanging with a "what do I do with my hands?" moment! I'll give you just enough direction to make sure you're not feeling awkward yet still feel relaxed and free to move.