Common Questions

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20 minutes sounds short, but you'd be amazed at how much we can get done in that time (because we prepare in advance, of course!). After headshots, we'll jump into lifestyle portraits, the meaning of which will vary from person to person.I like to ease folks into photos with the simplest pose - the headshot - and go from there. You can expect a mix of camera-aware images (looking into the camera) as well as a few candids. These are perfect for adding to your "About Me" page, or for sharing on social media. Besides, there's no need to take ourselves so seriously that we can't take a minute to dance!

Yes! Bring a laptop or journal if you'd like to show yourself in a work-like setting. Are you an artist or maker? Work on a portable project in your photos! You can even use these photos as a chance to show off your non-work related hobbies. For example, I'm obviously a professional photographer. But if I were attending a brand photo mini session, I might bring along some of my watercolors and a half-finished painting so I could have photos of myself working on my art. I start a lot of conversations and connections on social media thanks to my love of painting!

Two at most. Mini sessions are mini for a reason - they're meant to be quick and just cover the basics. That said, I totally encourage you to get as much variety from your photos as possible. Two full outfit changes max, or simply swap out your top and accessories. Consider your brand colors and vibe when choosing your outfits, and don't forget to be yourself!

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