All sessions include full, 3/4, and head shots.   All print and photo cd images sized to 8 x 10.

"All wardrobe should be clean and pressed as this will present a more professional look."

Packages and Pricing

300ea 8x10 Headshot/Resume:   Black and White: $125.00.  Color:  $150.00  -  Headshot on 8.5 x 11 80# Glossy with border.  2 Sided.  Front Side with headshot and name, email and/or phone number, website.  Back Side has resume.  All font type will be Times New Roman.

Compcards:  Coming soon!

Package A:  $300.00 - Up to 3 -4  hours, up to 5 wardrobe changes.   Indoor/ outdoor location (weather permitting).  10 images on cd.  10  8x10 prints.  Add $10.00 for each additional print. ($150.00 thru December 31, 2007)

Package B:  $500.00 - Up to 6 Hours and 10 wardrobe changes.   Indoor/outdoor locations (Weather permitting) 15 images on cd.  15 - 8x10 prints.  Add $10.00 for each additional print.    ($250.00 thru December 31, 2007)

1. Mid tones: Avoid plain black or white colors because they may cause lighting trouble. This may result in contrast problems with finished prints, although a professional photographer should be able to work with these extremities of contrast. Try to wear colors closer to your skin tone. This will help accentuate your natural features.

2. Neckline: Is your neck short or long? A V-neck lengthens the neck; a round neckline shortens it. A collar frames the face well, without decreasing the length of your neck. A collared shirt with a V-neck or a few buttons undone is most popular. Turtlenecks completely hide the neck, which is very unflattering and should be avoided.

3. Subdued/No Patterns: Avoid bold colors and crazy patterns (i.e., like Mr. T's chain, a huge Charlie Brown stripe). They will present a distraction.

4. Glasses: If you wear glasses, go with frames only, no lenses; lenses can cause a glare or reflect the flash, ruining a perfectly good shot.

5. Personal: Wear something that makes you feel great and relaxed.

6. Jeans: Jeans can be a bit too casual.  Bring nice looking jeans  and an attractive shirt and they should compliment each other.

7. No Leather.

8. No Logos: Okay. Listen carefully: NO WRITING ON YOUR SHIRT OR LOGOS. That goes for auditions as well.

10. Limited Jewelry: Avoid distracting accessories, such as large, shiny jewelry. If you have a pierced ear, wear studs or small hoops. No matter how much you love your gold necklace, remember it will take the focus away from your face. 

Make Up!  Look Your Best!

1. Base: Use a good quality base that covers your skin without caking. You want your natural skin tones to show.

2. Skin Features: Do not hide your skin's personality! Flaunt your freckles. They are part of what makes you unique. Unusual features make others sit up and take notice. Of course, if on the day of the shoot you are sporting a monstrous zit, use some make-up. But generally, unique attractive features are an asset. Who would ever want to say good-bye to Harrison Ford's chin scar?

3. Color and B/W Photos.  I shoot digital and color but no need to worry.  I can easily convert to black and white.

4. Eyeliner: Soft, applied sparingly with a brush, using very little on the lower lid.

5. Straight Hair: You want to frame your face, so if your hair is very straight and long, give it some body to accentuate your face.

6.For Men Only: A light coat of powder will help even out your skin tones.
Otherwise, use make-up very sparingly.

7. Pimples, Etc: Life is full of little imperfections. Use makeup to even it out.
If it still shows, don't panic. You will be amazed what retouching can do to a photo.

8. Dark Beards: Dark beards usually are accentuated in photos, so some men
may want to use a little cream base to slightly lighten their beards.

9. Haircut: Don't cut your hair the day before your shoot! It will look like you just got a haircut. Give your hair at least a week after a cut to relax.

 Here are ways to enhance the senses so that  your photo will flatter you

1. Provide music that makes you happy, relaxes you, and makes you feel more at home.

2. Bring several changes of clothes, and do not be afraid to use them.

3. Eat well. Stay energized. Bring something to drink while you are shooting (and I don't mean beer).

4. Scents tap right into the animal part of your brain. They can help get you in the right mood. If you have a perfume/cologne that makes you feel like a million bucks, or a scented candle that puts your mind at ease, by all means bring it.

5. Bring a close friend who helps you relax and feel at ease with yourself.