No photographer. No one counting you down. A room built so that the only person deciding when the shutter fires is you, and then a desk where you take those frames somewhere else entirely.
Portrait
Style lab
Style lab
Portrait“What if you weren’t photographed by someone else -
what if you took it yourself?”
We started from that one plain question and built a way of shooting around it: the remote in your own hand, and the most natural version of you on the record.
A way of shooting that takes away the other person’s gaze, and the tension that arrives with it. Nothing left in the room to perform for, so the only thing to focus on is you.
Not the standard studio poses. The expression and the feeling you actually turned up with, held in an analogue register rather than corrected out of the frame.
What began as a private studio session became something anyone can walk into off the street. The whole thing, deliberately made ordinary.
The atelier is the far left of the floor: the cyclorama, the camera on its tripod, the boom light overhead, and the edit desk right beside the set. Everything to the right of the divider is the rest of the studio.
STATION 04 · YOU ARE HEREEverything here exists to remove a decision from you. Light that works from any angle, a background that disappears, and a shutter you can reach without leaving the frame.

Two large softboxes angled in from either side, with a second pair on wall-mounted boom arms above. Broad, even light with no hard edge, which is why you can move anywhere on the set without walking out of your own lighting.
The backdrop runs from the wall down onto the floor with no corner and no seam for a shadow to catch on. It is what makes the background read as nothing at all rather than as a room.
The cable you can see in every frame we shoot here. You fire it, so the timing belongs to you, no countdown, no one behind the camera waiting for you to be ready.
The camera feeds straight to the monitor beside the set. Shots land on screen as you take them, so you can see the take, adjust and go again without breaking the session, and this is the same desk the style lab runs on afterwards.
Full studio-quality captures, printed and delivered as files. Every one of these was taken with nobody else in the room.



When the shooting is done you sit down at the desk beside the set. Pick your frames, pick a style, and the same portrait comes back as something else, a cyanotype, an album sleeve, a thermal scan. Three renders are yours to keep.
Portrait
Album
PackagingRenders are produced at the studio desk during your session. Sample images shown are style references.
50 minutes on the set, then the style lab. $60.00 per session.
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