I’m Delaney.
Photographer, professional third wheel.
TODO — Delaney’s bio goes here. Two or three warm, specific paragraphs in her own voice.
A good bio does three things: it says where she’s based and what she shoots, it gives one real detail people remember (the coffee order, the dog, the thing she studied), and it makes the reader feel like emailing her is easy. Replace this text with all three.
TODO — a sentence about how she got into photography, and what she’s still chasing with it.
What a session feels like
Unhurried, a bit chatty, and genuinely low pressure. Here’s the honest version.
You will not be posed to death
I’ll set you up and then get out of the way. Most of what I keep happens between the directions.
Awkward is allowed
Nobody feels natural for the first ten minutes. That’s normal, and it’s built into the time.
Light comes first
I’ll push for the hour before sunset when I can. It’s the single biggest difference in a gallery.
You get the real files
Full-resolution, print-ready images in a private gallery, with the rights to print them anywhere.
A few true things
TODO — replace with five to seven short, specific lines. Specific beats charming; “I will drive an hour for good tacos” lands, “I love adventure” does not.
- TODO — where she grew up
- TODO — the camera she actually shoots
- TODO — a hobby that is not photography
- TODO — coffee order
- TODO — the pet
I’d love to hear about your day.
No pressure and no sales pitch — just tell me what you’re planning.