I have set prices for package services in order to make everything affordable. For events that are more variated, or outside of my normal services, I charge $100 per hour, with a one hour minimum.

I can provide multiple types of services, including documenting on film, providing video, or prints of whatever we worked on together. In 2026, I will also be providing cyanotypes and other darkroom processes.

Depending on the service provided and the amount of time we spent together, I will provide anywhere between 50-500 images.

Photos can either be shared online via a Google Drive link, specific to the client, or I can provide all images on a USB for an addition $15.

I am happy to provide printing options for clients, enabling clients to by-pass the sometimes frustrating copyright paperwork that comes along with getting special events turned into prints.

That being said, I am also happy to give clients a photographer release-form so you can go through your preferred printing services.

Depending on the season, my turn around time is anywhere between a week to two weeks. I will always be quick to let you know if I have delays due to workload.

Being a Midwesterner, I am never afraid to drive. I am located in Wisconsin, but am happy to serve the whole Midwest region and afar. I do charge a travel fee / gas fee, depending on how far I need to go in order to accommodate clients. That being said, if I need to fly somewhere for a service, clients and I will need to discuss logistics. Clients will be responsible for airfare, etc.

Not yet! I am hoping to build my more permanent studio location in 2026-27.

This studio will service both my photography project and the ceramics studio.

My primary camera is a Lumix S5, which is a full-frame camera that allows me to provide clients with incredible photographs and high quality video. I use a range of mirrorless lenses, as well as adapting old film lenses for a vintage touch.

The other mirrorless system I often use is Nikon, both full frame and APS-C.

I also use a Nikon F film camera, and a Nikon AF point-and-shoot film camera.