This Is History + Documentation
How do you want your imagery to reflect who you were, the life that was lived, who you loved, what you cared about?
 
 
 
 
Pet Portraits.
Personal Portraits.
Creative Branding.
Family Legacy.
 
Well Crafted Images That Can Last The Test Of Time.
Photography serves as visual record of a life, yet so important to not take for granted. There is a big difference in taking pictures with the instant gratification of phones versus taking the time to plan and shoot with a professional, and let them capture that life, legacy or personal service that matters so much to you, in a style that suits mood and authenticity, turned into something of stellar quality, to compose a lasting impression that you can be thrilled to display.
 
Welcome! I'm Alisha
 
Documentary & Visual Storyteller
 
I have been documenting lives in front of me since 2006 through a hybrid approach to emotional truth and aesthetic beauty. My style consists of lightly composed photography while documenting genuine interactions and expressive spontaneity with lighting that best highlights mood and personalities, delivered with a fine art finish that will stand the test of time. My background spans from just about any genre of human portraiture, across numerous emotional spectrums. Today, I bring that perspective to a more intentional collection of documentary and fine-art pet portraiture, expanding into live-action personal branding, and generational legacy work..
My work carries lasting rich emotional value, resulting in high-end art products. My work invites you to see yourself, your loved ones, and the relationships that shape your life in a way that feels both deeply personal and artistically enduring.
 
 
 
 
1) Inquire
2) Consult & Plan
3) Session
4) Art Order/Image Delivery
 
Photography honoring your faithful friend or those most beloved to you, from individual and pet portraits to generational lineage and expressive brand imagery, every commission is created with intention... portraits that will stand the test of time
 
 
“As time passes by and you look at portraits, the subject comes back to you like a silent echo. A photograph is a vestige of a face, a face in transit".
 
HENRI CARTIER-BRESSON