I’m Christine Harris, a portrait photographer based in Los Angeles.
I create portraits that feel effortless, authentic, and true to the person being photographed. My sessions are calm and designed to help you relax, trust the process, and see yourself in a new light.
Whether you come for branding portraits, lifestyle imagery, or something more personal, my goal is always the same: to create images that reflect your essence and feel like you.
When you arrive for a session, you can exhale. I’ll direct you every step of the way, from how to stand and where to look, to the subtle movements that bring natural expression and flow. We’ll talk, laugh, and sometimes cry. Those moments in between are where the real magic happens, the images that feel alive, not posed.
I began my photography career in my 50s, a new chapter that changed the course of my life. I first built my business in a small village in Upstate New York, where community and the arts shaped my approach to photography. Today, I bring that same spirit of connection to Los Angeles, photographing clients locally and beyond, while continuing my fine art work with flowers and composite imagery.
Every portrait I create is meant to be lived with, shared, and remembered, a reflection of who you are right now.
Portraits that feel natural and true to you.
I help people, especially women, see their authentic selves through photography. I create a space where they feel comfortable and truly seen.
What continues to shape my work most is the way I have chosen to live my own life. I believe we are meant to keep evolving, creating, learning, risking, and becoming more fully ourselves at every age. Photography became part of my path later in life, and through it I discovered not only a creative career, but a deeper understanding of connection, freedom, community, and what it means to truly see people. I am inspired by those who remain curious and open to life, and I hope my work reflects that same spirit back to others. Whether I am photographing families, artists, entrepreneurs, women, couples, or personal creative work, I want people to feel a sense of aliveness in the images and to be reminded that their story, their presence, and the way they move through the world matter.