Hi, I'm Laura!
I'm new to Nashville, by way of New York City, and I'm so excited to be here! My background is in photojournalism, red carpet events, and celebrity portraiture. But for the last 3 years, I’ve been focused on commercial photography and working with marketing departments to help bring their ideas to life. The bolder and more colorful, the better.
In the last 6 months, my clients and I have had to adapt to remote photo shoots becoming the new normal. Thankfully, I'm flexible and know how to get things done under pressure. I'm confident that whatever photo assets you need I can help make them happen.
Now booking in the Nashville, East TN, and SWVA areas.
Email:
Phone: 540-904-9060
Founding member of The Luupe
Affiliated with Wonderful Machine
Licensing available through Shutterstock
Current Mood:
Clients include:
90 Degree by Reflex, Alberto Makali, Cha Cha Matcha/The Luupe, New York Daily News, Dona, Hipster Kid, Informa/UBM, Jacto, Narratively, Numilk/The Luupe, Opera on Tap, Shutterstock, Society of Illustrators, St. Francis House, Starchefs, Supernatural, Tumblr, XFL/Phoenix Media, Yogalicious
Publications include:
Bushwick Daily, The Daily Mail, New York Daily News, The Daily Shuffle, Deadline, Edible Brooklyn, Gothamist, Grumpy Magazine, The Guardian, Just Jared, Mussee Magazine, New York Post, People Magazine, TART, Time Out NY, Variety, Vogue
Kelsey Crawford
90 Degree by Reflex
Laura has always made all of our photography dreams come true. Whether it be in our NYC studio or in the home studio she has created, the quality and efficiency is undeniable.
With everything a bit upside down right now due to the Coronavirus, Laura has truly been a lifesaver. She's always up for the challenge and always goes above and beyond to make sure we're happy at the end of the day.
Emily Taylor
Shutterstock
It’s always a bit nerve-racking to put complete faith and trust in someone to represent your brand. I’ve worked with Laura on multiple remote projects where she’s gone above and beyond, from conceptualization to final product. She asks the right questions and responds well to feedback, exemplifying the type of photographer we’d hire over and over again.
Christina Scott
St Francis House
Like anyone else who works at a homeless shelter, I see firsthand how the stigma of addiction, mental health, and homelessness affect our guests. Working with someone new can always spike that anxiety, but when I saw Laura meet our guests where they are and talk with them, befriend them, and ease their anxieties around their "modeling" abilities - my hesitations melted away.