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Introducing: Portrait Mini-Sessions

Introducing: Portrait Mini-Sessions

Congrats on making it through the Big Dark, northwesterners.

let’s take some magical, woodsy portraits in perfect spring/summer light to celebrate.

In the greater Seattle area, Studio Albertine is now offering mini portrait sessions at $275.

Perfect for an Instagram or LinkedIn refresh to give friends and colleagues FOMO about not living in the most beautiful place on earth. Ready to book? Fill out the interest form at the bottom of this post, and I’ll get in touch via email with next steps.

  • Individuals only (but stay tuned - couple shoots are coming soon!)

  • 20-40 HQ JPG images

  • 1 location (choose from a curated list of options, or name a preference)

  • Option of 1 partial outfit change (e.g., swap into another top)

Portrait Session Interest Form


Example session shared is with this longtime client, who offers violin/viola instruction in the Seattle area.

Shiro @ Harvard, 11/21/15

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Shiro @ Harvard, 11/21/15

Before Chris & Jacky had their Boston Public Garden session, PhD student Shiro, another undergraduate classmate of mine, had a brief headshot session in a gorgeous stairwell in the Harvard politics building. The left is my favorite of the set. It wasn't posed -- Shiro had just stood perfectly still and smiley for too many photos in a row, and the second he relaxed, I snapped that last one candidly.  

The photo on the right was taken purely because I can never resist a bit of light leak. It's so dramatic! 

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Festive Fur-Friends

This family's tree was so lovely I had to try my luck at getting it in the background of a few pet shots. I was primarily inspired by Ribsy (15 year old tortoiseshell cat), who looks so young, magical and full of wonder as she pokes around the tree's lowest branches and sniffs at the boxes underneath. 

Many treats were involved in the capture of these two images…and very, very many motion-blurred outtakes.

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