Write in with the sitting you want and a photographer replies, not a booking bot.
Every sitting starts as an inquiry, not a checkout. Tell the studio the kind of session, roughly when, and who will be in frame — the fee and the date get confirmed by phone or email once the details are settled.
Tell the studio what you need — this Austin portrait photographer replies directly
There is no calendar to click through and no price to pay on this page. Fill in what you know — the kind of sitting, roughly when, who's in frame — and the studio will write back with availability and a fee to confirm.
A brick storefront on a quiet Austin street, not a studio park
The studio sits inside a small brick building with a single ground-floor entrance and a live oak at the curb. It is not a converted warehouse with a dozen units and a shared loading dock — it is one door, one room, and a street quiet enough that a location scout can hear whether a passing car will ruin a take before it happens.
Parking is street parking. Anyone driving in should plan for a short walk rather than a dedicated lot, and anyone arriving by rideshare can be dropped directly at the door named above.