Turn First Impressions into Lasting Connections with one of NYC's Best Headshot Photographer

From Me to You – My Philosophy:

When I take your headshot, I’m not just clicking a camera — I shoot with heart, vision, and instinct.

With a fine arts background and years behind the lens, I bring a painter’s eye to every session — capturing the subtle expressions, light, and moments that bring your image to life.

From The Rolling Stones to rising actors and professionals, my focus has always been authenticity. Every client is a blank canvas, and I create portraits that reflect who you are and where you're headed — whether for Actors Access, LinkedIn, or your next big role.

This isn’t just photography — it’s a collaboration. Let’s create something that opens doors.

Love For Photographing Kids:

Every child I work with is unique- sometimes adorable, sometimes bold, always amazing to shoot. The key to capturing those perfect moments? A little incentive (snacks help!)- always with the parent's permission, of course.

For young kids and baby model shoots, mom is the real MVP. Without her calm support behind the scenes, there often is no shoot. That said, I always recommend keeping the number of adults on set minimal — too many parents can become a distraction for our tiny stars.

My Process – How Actor Headshots Work:

Before I photograph you, I want to understand who you are — your goals, your castability, and where your career is headed. Are you auditioning for TV, film, commercials, or Broadway? Do you have reps I should connect with? These details shape everything.

I don’t do cookie-cutter headshots. I guide you on color, wardrobe, and styling based on your age, type, and the roles you’re targeting. We’ll find your palette — not just black and white.

If you trust the process, you’ll walk away with headshots that feel authentic, dynamic, and industry-ready.

This is how I’ve become one of NYC’s top headshot photographers: one actor at a time, with intention and care.

Why My Corporate Headshots Look Different:

People often ask why my corporate headshots don’t look like typical business photos — and the answer is simple: I don’t shoot them like corporate photos.

With a background in fashion and beauty photography, I bring that same care, style, and intentional lighting to every executive and entrepreneur I photograph. When Hillary Clinton saw me using a beauty dish before a shoot, she said, “Wow — a headshot photographer using a beauty dish? I’ve never seen that before.” She noticed — because it makes a difference.

I photograph professionals beautifully — polished, confident, and full of life.