Pasky Media

There’s something really special about being asked to photograph a relationship.

My intention is never to create those cheesy, overly polished moments but to invite people to simply be with each other. With a bit of guidance, they start to relax and that’s when the real connection shows up.

It’s a fine line between staying natural and authentic on camera, while still bringing an artistic eye to the moment. When that happens, the images feel honest and the love speaks for itself.

Lovers: ✨

For the creatives & entrepreneurs ready to step into a new chapter...
If you’ve been saying, “I need new photos”, this is your sign.

Until March 15, I’m offering 30% OFF at for my Essential and Signature portrait packages.

Starting at $195 after discount here’s what you get:

• Up to 60min of guided shooting
• Full access to the studio (natural light + professional lighting)
• Up to 3 outfit changes
• 5 edited high-res images of your choice
• Optional make-up artist (add. fee) with

Use code SPRING30 at checkout.
Offer ends March 15.

And for every booking made through your referral, you will earn either $10 cash or $20 studio credit.

Your future self will thank you for not waiting ✨

✨ New Year, New Projects? Let’s make it happen.

For the month of January, I’m offering 50% OFF studio rentals at Pasky Studio in Baldwin Village (minimum 2 hours).

Whether you're shooting content, recording a podcast, hosting a private wellness session, or just need a quiet creative space, this spot is yours to shape.

📍Baldwin Village
🗓️ Available weekdays + weekends
💸 Use code PASKY50 when booking:
www.paskymedia.com/pasky-studio

DM me with any questions!

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One month ago, I left for Vancouver Island with no plan except to slow down... and visit my dear friend
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What I didn’t expect was how naturally I found myself reaching for my camera—not for work, not for a client, but for the quiet moments in nature.

Before photography became my career, it was my way of being present.

Capturing forests, light on water, textures in trees—that’s how I first fell in love with the creative process.

This trip reminded me of how important it is to return to the things that ground me.

To create just for myself. To notice the little things again.🌿

What’s been helping your creative flow lately?