How does it work?

You realize that the old point-and-click picture on your website or marketing
materials just isn’t cutting it. You want to improve your image. You want people to
connect with you, and what you do. You know that you have just a few seconds to
make an impression. So, you call Danielle.

Danielle will interview you about your work, your passions, and the image you want
to convey. She’ll suggest the shoot location and she’ll give you clothing advice. She’ll
take a series of portraits, edit those images, and help you choose the best ones to
represent you.

If you’re a musician, she may want to photograph you performing on stage. Or she
may want the subtler photo that helps to document your story, like a close-up shot
of your hand-written set list. If you’re a chef, she’ll want you in the kitchen baking
dessert. And she might snap a picture of the cake batter dripping deliciously from
the beater. If you’re a graphic designer, she’ll want to depict you sketching ideas for
that new logo. Every profession can be photographed.

How long does a photo shoot last?

A documentary portrait session with Danielle will take up to two hours.

A headshot session will take 30 minutes.
 

Who should call Danielle?  Everybody has a story to tell. Choose to tell it.

Does Danielle take headshots?  Yes! Danielle takes amazing headshots that convey confidence and professionalism.

I have several different outfits for my headshot. And I have a few location ideas. Is that okay?

Danielle is excited that you’re full of outfits and ideas. If this is the case, you should
choose the Documentary Portrait package instead, which will give you more range.
The Headshot package is a 30-minute shoot with two outfit changes and one location.

I have a camera and I post selfies on Facebook that get a lot of “likes.” Why do I need Danielle?

Danielle is a professional photographer who’s been working in the industry for over
12 years. She knows angles, lighting, poses—all those little details that make her an
expert. Her images tell your audience that you’re confident about your work, which
in turn, inspires confidence about you.

I’m shy in front of the camera. Can Danielle pull me out of my shell?

Danielle has worked with numerous clients who feel nervous about being
photographed and start off the session objecting and apologizing. But by the end,
they remark, “That was actually fun!” Danielle is fabulous at putting people at ease.
She’s calm and easy-going, and her style will get you talking, laughing and enjoying
yourself.