Est. 2012
BIG SUR PHOTOGRAPHER
UNCONDITIONALLY INCLUSIVE
Documenting love journeys since 2012
Hi!I’m Tatiana, a Mexico City native, former world nomad, and eternal romantic with a keen for the unconventional.
Photography has been my passion since 2008, when I began my professional journey with a series of photojournalistic pieces published in SCUBA and travel magazines.
As an experienced adventure photographer based in Carmel with Big Sur as my playground, I’m your go-to adventure planner: from scouting the perfect location to helping you obtain the proper permits, handpicking vendors and styling tips, count on me for a stress-free experience!
BIG SUR, CARMEL, MONTEREY, SANTA CRUZ, & BEYOND
DESTINATION PHOTOGRAHER
LGBTQIA + INCLUSIVE
Documenting love journeys since 2012
Hi!
I’m Tatiana, a Mexico City native, former world nomad, and eternal romantic with a keen for the unconventional.
Photography has been my passion since 2008, when I began my professional journey with a series of photojournalistic pieces published in SCUBA and travel magazines.
As an experienced adventure photographer based in Carmel with Big Sur as my playground, I’m your go-to adventure planner: from scouting the perfect location to helping you obtain the proper permits, handpicking vendors and styling tips, count on me for a stress-free experience!
MY APPROACH
Ditch the poses and let’s have a real adventure!
Photography to me is about capturing emotions and the moments in between words: the way you look at each other, the way your dress blows in the wind, unposed, emotional, in the moment, YOU.
I want you to have the time of your life while almost forgetting that my cameras are there!
unposed,
real, in
the moment
Tatiana’s Approach
Ditch the poses and have a real adventure!
“Photography to me is about creating experiences and capturing emotions and the moments in between words: the way you look at each other, the way your hair blows in the wind, unposed, emotional, in the moment, you…
I want you to have the time of your life while almost forgetting that my cameras are there.” – Tatiana Scher.
