MY APPROACH

Choosing a headshot photographer is about more than finding someone with a camera. It's about trusting someone to create an image that represents you, your business, and where you're going next.

Professionally trained with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Photography from Emily Carr University, I've built my career around creating photographs that combine technical expertise with a calm, guided experience.

Whether you're walking into the studio on your own or coordinating headshots for an entire team, my goal is simple: to make the process feel easy.

You'll never be left wondering how to stand, where to look, or whether you've chosen the right image. Every session is designed to help you feel comfortable, look professional, and leave with photographs you're excited to use.

Bright, sunlit photography studio at The Pinnacle with large windows, a wooden work table, step stool, and white display pedestals.
Stephanie Trattner, with long blonde hair, wearing a black top, posing against a plain background.

A NOTE FROM STEPH

One of the things I love most about photography is that there is always more to learn.

Photography is a craft that continues to evolve, and I believe great photographers never stop studying it. Whether it's a new lighting technique, visiting galleries, working on personal projects, or learning from other photographers, I'm always looking for ways to refine my work and better serve my clients.

That curiosity keeps me inspired, but more importantly, it means every person who steps into my studio benefits from years of experience combined with a commitment to continual growth.

Creating a great headshot isn't just about knowing how to use a camera. It's about understanding light, expression, composition, and people. That's why I continue to study photography, visit galleries, explore new techniques, and challenge myself through personal work. I believe every client deserves a photographer who is as committed to the craft today as they were when they first picked up a camera.