Portland Fashion Photographer: Haunt Clothing

This little series is from a test I did for Haunt with unrepresented model, Quinn. We were asked to stop trespassing at one point, by a woman who seemed furious that her property lines the public park and trails.  Quinn was such a trooper and quipped "so can we just finish this shoot, then?".


Model: Quinn
Portland Headshot Photographer Lavenda Memory

Portland Fashion Photographer: Behind the Scenes

We were in the industrial for an editorial shoot with Lauren Luiz, styled by Melissa Joliene for Eclexion. You can see Terri Reece assisting me on light, because I did not have an assistent booked this day.

Melissa sent me some of the behind the scenes images and I loved how this one paired up with the final. I can only show a sneak peek because the finals will be submitted to magazines and blogs. Fingers crossed!!

Mother Jeans

So excited for my first pair of Mother jeans. And no, I don’t mean mom-jeans. (If you just pictured camel-toe too- Gross!) They were the first pair of jeans the sales person at Nordstrom had me try on this summer, but with a price tag of $205 dollars I had to decline. They made my butt look amazing though so I kept them on my wish list… And low and behold! A few months later (-cough- this week actually) I found them on a killer sale and snatched them up! I’ll be incorporating the dark wash flares into my Spring wardrobe with some 70’s inspired tops and platform booties. Can’t wait!

Portland Fashion Photography: Night Street

Some spontaneous shots from a recent shoot for Isaac Hers, an awesome hi-end boutique in the Pearl. I shoot guest clients wearing Isaac Hers in their own style once a month for their blog. This week I had the opportunity to shoot the new manager for Solestruck, Melissa Lachance.

Portland Fashion Photography: Saint Elyns Editorial

The full editorial from this series will be published in PaperCut Mag as a webitorial!

Kicken it at the Coast: Portland Fashion Photographer

Had fun walking around. Ella saw sand for the first time and screamed "Sand!" and then ran away from all the kites. They are like scary dragon monsters in her little eyes. Let's see, there was a carousal that she loved, a little $0.25 horse machine that seemed to be 10x cooler to her and the best yet- NO RAIN! Wait, maybe there were a few sprinkles here and there. We found this awesome cotton candy machine maker and let all our house rules of minimal sugar fly out the window. It was fun! Ella tried Rock candy before throwing it on the beach. Yes, she tried to salvage it. That night, it was no wonder poor Ella stayed up till midnight. Even with the lights turned out she was fumbling in the dark hotel room looking for God knows what. Despite that- I feel so rested and happy after our little get away! Hooray for Oregon coast ( :