
All it took to start this shoot was a black hat from Free People and a great brick wall — and somehow that was more than enough.
I met the gorgeous Susan for an afternoon strolling some of downtown Charleston’s little alleyways, and we came away with a ton of images I’m still obsessed with. There’s something about Charleston’s light and texture — the brick, the ivy, the narrow lanes — that makes every session here feel a little cinematic.
Lately I’ve been shooting more portrait sessions with women, and every time I do, I fall a little more in love with this kind of work. I’m opening up sessions for women of all ages — let’s go find some light and make you feel beautiful in your own skin, wherever you’re at in life.
I’ve also been getting questions about one-on-one photo mentoring — helping people learn their DSLR and get comfortable shooting in manual. I’m bringing that mentoring session back, so if that’s something you’re curious about, it’s worth a look.


































Yes — I love working with women of every age and stage of life, and I’m always opening up new portrait sessions.
Through the historic alleyways of downtown Charleston, South Carolina.
Yes — I offer one-on-one photo mentoring to help people learn their DSLR and get comfortable shooting in manual mode.
June 2, 2014
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