Photography for every occasion

The whole day, from getting ready to the dancing — followed as it happens rather than staged through.

10 hours · 500 edited photos

Three hours around the appointment: arrival, ceremony, congratulations and a couple session afterwards.

3 hours · 150 edited photos

Seven hours around a humanist ceremony — outdoors, somewhere you chose yourselves.

7 hours · 350 edited photos

A wedding in Germany, planned from abroad — twelve hours, with the two days around it accounted for.

12 hours · 600 edited photos

A walk through one neighbourhood at the hour the light goes low, photographed as it happens.

90 min · 40 edited photos

The proposal photographed from a distance, and half an hour for the two of you afterwards.

60 min · 35 edited photos

Outdoors, in motion and with nobody lined up — children last longer that way than in a studio.

75 min · 40 edited photos

Between weeks 28 and 34, outdoors in low light or at home by a window.

75 min · 30 edited photos

In the first three weeks, at your home, at the baby’s pace.

2 hours · 30 edited photos

A controlled-light session for a profile, a press kit or a book jacket.

30 min · 15–20 edited photos

Two hours in a closed room, at your own pace, with a clear agreement about what happens to the photographs afterwards.

2 hours · 30 edited photos

A portrait for a website, LinkedIn and the press — singly, or as one consistent set for a whole team.

30 min · 15–20 edited photos

Two and a half hours and a whole set of images for a website, social media and talks — not one portrait but a supply.

2h 30min · 60 edited photos

Five hours of a conference, an anniversary or a Christmas party — the stage, the audience and the conversations between.

5 hours · 250 edited photos

A fair day on the stand: the architecture, the conversations, the products and the team — with accreditation, delivered the same evening.

6 hours · 300 edited photos

A flat, a house or a holiday let — straight verticals, honest room sizes, and light that keeps the windows in it.

30 min · 15–20 edited photos

Three hours in the kitchen and the room, between services — dishes, hands at work, and the room as it looks in the evening.

3 hours · 30 edited photos

Cut-outs for the shop and mood frames for the campaign — both in one session, because they share a set-up.

3 hours · 25 edited photos

Ninety minutes on your honeymoon, somewhere you would have walked anyway.

90 min · 40 edited photos

An hour in a city you are visiting, walked rather than posed.

60 min · 30 edited photos