Cedar Park is twenty minutes from my door, and I am there often enough that it does not feel like travelling.
A lot of my Cedar Park work is for people running something small and local – studios, salons, wellness practices, one-person brands. The problem is almost always the same: the business is good, and the photos on the website do not say so.
The other half is personal. Portraits for women who have not been in front of a camera since a wedding, families who want something on the wall that is not a phone screenshot, couples who want one evening documented properly.
What I shoot in Cedar Park
- Personal branding – headshots that do not look like headshots, plus the in-between frames you actually post
- Editorial portraits – for a birthday, a milestone, or no reason at all
- Maternity and family – quiet, unposed, close
- Couples, engagements, courthouse ceremonies and small weddings
- Spa, wellness and beauty content – treatments, the room, the specialist, before and after
- Monthly content for local businesses – photo and short video, planned around your calendar
How a session works
- We talk first. What the photos are for, who sees them, what you want to feel when you look at them.
- We plan the light. Time of day and location chosen around how the light behaves, not around a schedule.
- We shoot. Direction when you need it, space when you do not. You will not be told to say cheese.
- You get a private gallery. High-resolution, web-ready, yours to use.
Cedar Park questions
Do you travel to Cedar Park?
Yes, regularly, and there is no travel fee inside the Austin metro.
Can we shoot at my business?
That is usually the better option for brand work. Your space is part of the story, and clients recognise it.
What does it cost?
It depends on the session. Current rates are on the services page.
Working in Cedar Park?
Send me a note about what you are building. If photography is not what you need right now, I will say that too.