Bookings.

To secure your preferred studio photoshoot date and time, the booking fee must be paid in advance.

If you need to cancel, a full refund is available if done at least one month before the shoot. However, cancellations within two weeks of the scheduled date are non-refundable, though the fee can be transferred to a new date with prior notice. Once you’ve selected your photos, the remaining cost of your photoshoot will be invoiced via email.

Yes indeed I can! While nearly all dancers certainly can do their own hair and makeup, this is the most common request I receive.

Professional hair and makeup can be arranged in advance or done at the studio prior to the shoot itself, when booking just let me know your style preferences etc. Pricing for this can vary depending on the look you are after but expect $250 or greater.

Of course! Anyone under the age of 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. For all other clients, bringing a guest is entirely optional but always welcome. If you’d like to have a friend or your dance teacher join you, just let me know in advance.

Certainly! Whilst my photoshoots are intended to be for an individual I am more than happy to accommodate up to two dancers per shoot, whether this be for a pas de deux or just splitting the time and cost of a photoshoot. Please let me know when booking your photoshoot if this is something you wish to do.

Yes indeed I do! I shoot throughout South East Queensland, from the Sunshine Coast to the Gold Coast without any travel fee, however travelling beyond these areas may incur a travel fee. I do occasionally visit other cities also such as Melbourne or Sydney, to check if I’m visiting your city follow me on Instagram.

After your photoshoot, you'll receive access to a private online gallery, where you can review and select your images at your convenience. If you decide to add more later, you can always return and make additional selections. Once finalised, your images will be delivered in high-resolution JPEG format, perfect for both digital use and professional printing.

Every dancer and every shoot is a little different, so the best place to start is a quick chat about what you’re hoping to create. That said, here are some general recommendations to help you prepare.

Wardrobe:

Bring a selection of leotards — ideally a darker option, a white or nude one, and something colourful or patterned. More choice is always better! If you have a performance tutu, practice/half tutu, or any skirts you love, definitely bring them along. You’re also welcome to include crop tops, activewear, or other pieces depending on the look you’re aiming for.

For leotards, I strongly recommend wearing nude, seamless underwear, as visible lines can show in final images. Bras are usually not ideal for the same reason.

Makeup:

A light, natural look photographs best. Makeup should enhance your features rather than cover them. Think clean eyeliner, mascara, foundation, and a touch of blush or bronzer. Neutral eyeshadows work well, and avoiding anything overly shiny is important — studio lighting can exaggerate shimmer.