Worth
A Duck
Photos by Kalee Duckworth
Not a Pinterest board.
Not the person I photographed before you.
Not whatever photos are supposed to look like.
You. That's the concept.
YOUR PERSONALITY IS THE CONCEPT.
I don't have one formula for photographing people.
That's kind of the whole point.
Maybe you're bold and loud. Maybe you're soft and sentimental. Maybe you want clean and classic. Maybe you have a completely unhinged idea involving direct flash and a parking garage.
I'm listening.
We start with you and build the photos from there.
THE AESTHETIC IS YOU.
YOU ARE THE MOOD BOARD.
I don't want to recreate someone else's photos with you in them.
I want to know what you love. What you wear. What you listen to. What makes you weird. What people associate with you. What you want to remember about this version of yourself.
We take all of that and make something that couldn't belong to anyone else.
That's where the good stuff starts.
Pick your Adventure
Three ways in. Same philosophy.
Senior photos without the senior-photo formula.
This isn't about putting you in a field, telling you to touch your hair and calling it a day.
Unless you freaking love fields.
Then I will find you the field.
Senior photos should feel like a time capsule of who you are right now.
Your clothes. Your sport. Your car. Your hobbies. Your people. Your hometown. Your weird thing you've loved since you were eight. Your favorite spot. Your comfort food.
Pretty is easy.
I want personal.
Your business has a personality. Let's photograph it.
Brand photography doesn't have to mean sitting at a desk pretending to type while holding an empty coffee mug.
We create photographs around the actual personality of your business.
Editorial portraits. Headshots that don't feel corporate. Behind the scenes. Details. Products. Movement. Content you can actually use.
Your business shouldn't look like everybody else's.
You don't need a major life event to deserve really good photos.
Birthday? Absolutely.
New chapter? Let's document it.
Just want cool-ass photographs of yourself?
That's enough of a reason.
Come with a concept.
Come with half a concept.
Come with nothing except:
"I want something different."
We'll take it from there.