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“I highly recommend Chloe if you are looking for a photographer who is incredibly talented but also makes the experience fun and stress-free!”

— Julianna + Josh 

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— Angelica + Josh

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I’m not here to overly pose you or turn your story into something it’s not. I’m here to curate an experience so that your session can unfold naturally and document it in a way that feels immersive, cinematic, and entirely your own.

If you’re looking for artistic photos that feel like a memory you can step back into… you’re in the right place.

Hi, I’m Chloe, A PNW photographer.

What a privilege it is to spend my days creating core memories with incredible people in places like this.

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Anything that you feel comfortable in. I’ll help guide you toward pieces that move well, photograph beautifully, and fit the overall vibe without making you feel like you’re wearing a costume. The goal is for you to feel comfortable enough to forget about what you’re wearing.

Cinematic doesn’t come from the location. It comes from light, movement, and how a moment is captured. Whether it’s a mountain, a city street, or your own home, I can create something that feels immersive and true to you. 

Honestly, most people do & that’s exactly why this style of photography is perfect for you. I don’t ever expect you to be “perfect” in front of the camera or know what to do with your hands. I’ll give you some prompts to get moving and feel comfortable so that you’re focused on each other, rather than the camera.

A mix of both but it never feels forced. I’ll gently guide you when needed so you’re not standing there wondering what to do, but most of the final shots comes from how you naturally interact.

Cinematic photography is less about how something looks and more about how it feels. It’s less “photo shoot” and more moment unfolding in real time.

Cinematic photography isn’t about the medium, it’s about the feeling. While I incorporate polaroids into most cinematic experiences, what actually creates that cinematic look is how I use light, movement, and atmosphere to tell your story.

What should we wear for a cinematic session?

Do we need a specific location to get that cinematic feel?

What if we feel awkward in front of the camera?

Will you pose us or is everything candid?

What does “cinematic photography” actually mean?

Do you use film to create cinematic photos? 

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