Model tests are designed to deliver images that expand and build up your portfolio. The purpose of each shoot is to get dynamic images that showcase your range and ability as a model. We focus on getting distinctly different looks to maximize the variety and usefulness of the imagery. As a photographer, I aim to create a collaborative atmosphere where you should feel safe to experiment and play knowing that I will be there to help with feedback and advice as needed. Most of all, I want you to have a great time and walk away with beautiful images.

Lets talk about the session

Heres a breakdown of the process:

Step 1: Connect

My clients are confident and driven. They are looking to create images that showcase where they want to be not where they are now. When you reach out, let me know about your journey and what your goals are.

Step 2: Decide on the looks Or Location

I’m currently booking sessions based on location. I am a mom, so my availability isn’t what it used to be. My solution is to book out days based on specific locations. We’ve got some classic spots that will be available fairly regularly with some special ones mixed in. I will constantly be adding locations and dates so keep an eye out here or my instagram! The goal with each session is to give you as much variety as possible in the imagery. I have come up with some fun options/ideas that work well for each location for you to consider. We can also talk about what your book needs and I can recommend a location that would work well for you need. If you don’t have any ideas in mind, I have a TON of mood boards you can look at to get the conversation started!

Step 3: Make a shoot plan

Once the mood boards are finalized, I use them to build the shoot logistics. We can talk about how to make the most of your session whether that is hiring a team or giving you some advice on wardrobe. I will also create a call sheet so everyone knows the plan and other important details.

Step 4: Create

Time to create! Come with an open mind, willingness to step out of your comfort zone and have fun. I am there to give you a lot of advice, feedback, and to make you feel supported.

Step 5: Retouch

Editing is such a huge part of my work. I call myself a photographer, which is funny because the majority of my time is spent in front of the computer editing. A lot of work goes into making each image perfect including color correction, skin and body retouching, removing distraction and other creative changes.

How to make the most of the shoot.