A little romantic. A little ridiculous. That’s usually the sweet spot.
The Double Feature.
Relaxed couples photography that doesn’t feel like a photo shoot.
Couples photography in Orange County & Los Angeles.
Newly engaged, ten years in, or you just realized the last real photo of the two of you is a selfie from a parking lot in 2021. You don’t need a big reason. All of it counts.
Pick somewhere you already like being: a park, the sand, your own living room, your favorite ramen spot. I’ll help you choose, and I direct the whole way through, so nobody is left wondering what to do with their hands.
- About an hour
- One location
- Full curated gallery, typically 75+ edited images
$650for the two of you
See what an hour actually looks like.
Now showing: real couples.
An engagement. An anniversary at an amusement park. A round of mini golf. Three couples, three very different afternoons, and a selection of photographs from each one’s session. If you’re wondering “but what would we actually do,” start here.
An hour, roughly like this.
How it goes.
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one
Planning
We settle on the place and what you’re wearing. One location is plenty: outdoors, at home, or somewhere that means something to the two of you. No ideas? I have plenty.
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two
The session
Walk, sit together, cook dinner, play a round of something. I give you things to do, and early on I turn the camera around so you can see it’s going well. You’ll get a few classic portraits looking at the camera, alongside the playful and affectionate ones.
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three
The gallery
Your gallery arrives in about two weeks, with every photograph I select and edit included.
Engagement, anniversary, or no reason at all. A Tuesday counts. Actually getting married? The wedding coverage lives over here
Kind Words
From two leading couples.
We loved how he captured each of our personalities through candid photos but also offered some fun portrait options as well.
Hannah Decker, five-star review on Google
My husband and I did a session and had a great experience! He made us feel super comfortable in front of the camera.
Shannon Phillips, five-star review on Google
You don’t need to know how to pose.
A note from me.
The good frame is almost always the one right after the one you thought I was taking.
If you’re worried you’ll be awkward, you’re welcome here. My job is to give you something to do so you never have to invent it: go there, tell your partner that story again, walk back, slower.
I keep photographing while it happens, so the two of you can stay involved with each other instead of with the camera.
Daniel Wesley
Noodles, Editor in Chief, insisted I mention that you can bring your dog.
Let’s go take a walk.
Pick a place. I’ll handle the rest.
Tell me a little about the two of you, and a place or an activity you enjoy. Nothing in mind? I’ll suggest one.
The Double Feature, $650. About an hour, one location, full curated gallery, typically 75+ edited images.
