Portraits
Good portraits aren’t about perfect lighting or a rehearsed expression — they’re about the moment someone stops performing and starts being themselves. That’s where the real photograph lives, and that’s what Tim works toward in every session.
Whether it’s an executive headshot in a downtown Portland office, an editorial feature shot on location in the Pearl District, or an actor’s comp card at the studio, the goal is always the same: make a picture that actually looks like the person in front of the camera. Tim brings a calm, collaborative approach to portrait sessions — he’ll talk through wardrobe, help with posing, and take the time to find the angle and light that work for you.
He shoots portraits for magazines, agencies, corporate clients, and individuals across Portland and the Pacific Northwest, and travels regularly for assignments nationwide and internationally.
If you’re looking for a Portland portrait photographer for an upcoming project, get in touch.
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An artist portrait of Portland based graphic designer and illustrator Naomi Likayi. -
Pro skateboarder Christiana Means with her well-worn Nike deck at Stronger Skatepark in Milwaukie, Oregon. -
DJ and event producer Peter Marks in his music studio, surrounded by an Oberheim synthesizer and Roland TR-909 drum machine. -
A test shoot at Pro Photo Supply, Portland, Oregon. -
Kaye on Mississippi Avenue, Portland, Oregon. (2019) -
An editorial photo of Rhianna Atwood at Mount Tabor in Portland, Oregon. -
Muralist Kyle Danley, also known as Wetiko, in front of his mural at the Taylor Electric site in Portland, Oregon. -
Clayton Patterson — artist, documentarian, and photographer — in his Lower East Side studio, New York City. -
Natalie Fernbaugh at People's Food Co-op on Southeast 21st Avenue in Portland's Ladd's Addition neighborhood. -
Forester and poet Mark Miller in Spray, Oregon. -
A senior portrait of Annika Molina on Alberta Street in Portland, Oregon.
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