I currently can only do pole shoots on location (ie in other pole studios). The client is responsible for booking the necessary studio space for the shoot. I recommend a 1-hour buffer before and after the shoot in order to allow for setup and tear down time, ie if you would like to do a 1 hour pole shoot, book minimum 3 hours slot. I will only charge for the actual shooting time and not for the setup and tear down time, and if I complete the setup early, we can do a longer shoot at no charge to you!

I currently do not provide any hair/make-up/costuming services, but I hope to be able to collaborate with creatives in this space in the future!

YES! It’s my job to make you look good, including making you feel comfortable, posing you, and giving you directions. Photoshoots are not just for models—everyone deserves good photos of themselves, whether to celebrate a special, achievement, moment or relationship, for professional purposes, or to live out a long-held dream! Treat yourself!

I currently have a home studio which I set up before a photoshoot. It is a cozy space in my living room with enough space to do full body shots.

I mostly use strobes in my studio work, so the timing of a shoot (day/night) does not matter to me!

I also share my home with two rescue dogs and one cat who will be kept away from the shoot. If you have any issues with dogs or cats (allergy, phobia, etc), do let me know and we can try to work out alternative venues for the shoot!

This depends on the event itself, but generally you can expect around 30-40 colour corrected photos for every hour of shoot!

The official timeline for portrait shoot is 2 weeks and events is 3 weeks. However, depending on my workload and the complexity of the editing work (ie retouching and composites will take more time), I will try my best to let you have the finished products as soon as possible!

YES! My portraits rate applies for pre-wedding shoots, and currently my events rate apply for wedding photography.