I photograph outdoors, letting natural light and the landscape shape each portrait rather than the other way around.
Every location is scouted ahead of time — often revisited more than once — so I already know how the light moves through it before your session begins.
In our hour together, we’ll move through a few nearby spots, so your gallery has real variety instead of one repeated backdrop.
I shoot with a Sony a7C and a range of focal lengths, from wide landscape shots to close, intimate portraits — so every session captures both the place and the person.
I work in nature, forests, coastlines, open fields, giving you space to relax, connect, and let the moment happen naturally.
Find the Right Session
Individuals
A portrait that’s about you: a milestone, a new chapter, or simply wanting images that feel like your own.
Couples
Celebrating an engagement, anniversary, or simply your relationship, outdoors and unposed.
Expecting Mothers
Documenting this season with images that feel gentle and unrushed.
Families
Natural, candid portraits together, in a setting that feels like an adventure rather than a photoshoot.
Outdoor vs. Studio: Why Shoot Outside
- No backdrop looks the same twice. Every outdoor location has its own light, texture, and mood — nothing repeats the way a studio backdrop does session after session.
- Golden hour can’t be replicated indoors. Natural light at the right time of day creates a softness and depth that studio lighting only imitates.
- You move like yourself, not like you’re posing. Real ground, wind, and space invite natural motion — walking, laughing, leaning into someone — instead of held studio poses.
- The place becomes part of your story. A studio is neutral by design; a real location adds meaning, especially if it’s somewhere you already love.
What to Expect From Your Portrait Session
- A guided, relaxed process: from prep tips to posing direction, you’re never left guessing what to do.
- A fully edited, ready-to-share gallery: every selected image is professionally retouched and delivered high-resolution.
- A session shaped around you: package and timing flexed to fit what you actually need, not a rigid template.
Photography Packages price
Essential
A focused session, ideal for beautiful portraits without a long commitment.-
A complete photoshoot guide for easy preparation
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1 hour of shooting at a hand-picked location
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Up to 50 shots taken, ensuring variety and the best possible options
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Full access to a gallery of high-definition images
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Your favorite 10 pictures professionally edited, print-ready
Refined
More time for you, for a fuller, more varied gallery.-
A complete photoshoot guide for easy preparation
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1.5 hours of shooting at a hand-picked location
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Up to 50 shots taken, ensuring variety and the best possible options
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Full access to a gallery of high-definition, edited images
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Your favorite 20 pictures professionally edited, print-ready
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10% discount on additional photography services
Also Planning a Wedding?
If your outdoor portrait session is really the beginning of something bigger, I also specialize in elopement photography across British Columbia and beyond — intimate ceremonies in the same kind of landscapes you’re drawn to now, captured with the same natural, unposed approach.
The full experience
To create outdoor portrait required thoughtful preparation and collaboration, so together we can bring your vision to life. Below, you’ll find an overview of the key elements of your photography experience. Dive deeper into each topic to explore more details.
Prepare before the photoshoot
I provide a comprehensive guide tailored to your chosen location, including outfit recommendations to complement the setting, makeup tips and hairstyle suggestions to ensure you are photo-ready.
How to pose in front of the camera
Feeling comfortable in front of the camera is essential. I offer a dedicated guide with tips to help you relax and create natural moments.
Photoshoot locations
The right backdrop is key to a captivating portrait. Explore my hand-picked spots and choose the outdoor settings that resonate most with you.
How light shapes your portrait
Light transforms a photograph. Understanding which time of the day is right for your session, is one of the first steps to obtain the perfect portrait.