I've been working in my downtown studio for almost two months now and I've finally had time to photograph the new space. It's an incredible place to work in and I'm totally in love with it. The converted warehouse features rustic wood floors and exposed brick which create an awesome backdrop when I don't want to use normal photographic backdrops.

The client's corner is arranged so that friends and parents can sit on the couch and watch the shoot. If they don't feel like watching, they can look through photography books or take a nap.

The makeup station in the bathroom is perfect for getting ready and doing touchups on makeup and hair.

My dog, Honey, loves coming to the studio with me. She's the sweetest puppy and loves to hang out at photoshoots, but can definitely be left at home if you don't like dogs.

Right behind the studio are beautiful areas for natural light shooting. The studio provides easy access to natural green spaces as well as rough, urban areas. The variety is perfect for my kind of portraiture.
If you haven't had a chance to shoot at the new studio, definitely send an email to claire@clairemcadamsphotography to schedule a shoot. You will have the time of your life!
After we finished her softball photos, we took care of some classic senior portrait photos including a shot featuring the t-shirt for her future college. This was Elizabeth's first full length, professional shoot, but I never would have guessed; She was dynamite on camera.
From there, we moved on to more glamorous looks. We especially had fun playing with her fabulous hair. We took our time exploring each look, allowing for all kinds of subtle expressions to surface.
We are both proud Texans, so I couldn't resist shooting her in the cowboy boots she brought. The outdoor areas behind my studio made a perfect backdrop for her outdoor looks.
I set up a portable studio in their house to add variety to the shoot.
The Love Family pets made great models in the studio.
The girls wanted to do some water work, so Katie created a special makeup look for modeling in their pool. They were stunning, I felt like I was on an episode of America's Next Top Model.
Behind their house is a great rural area, perfect for capturing some fashion portraits of the sisters.
Colleen and I spent an entire day shooting senior portraits and exploring a variety of looks as we ran around in the Texas heat.
She wanted to get creative, so Katie created a makeup look that would work with a Peacock inspired look.
We found an underpass and a train on train tracks near her house which provided a different kind of backdrop.
When we went back to the house, we experimented with ways to capture Colleen's love of music on camera. We transformed the living room into a stage and used studio lighting to create a more theatrical look.





