Kayte Von takes great pride in not only creating a safe and comfortable space. But ensuring you are comfortable the ENTIRE shoot. You will be directed in posing, breathing and even taking breaks. You will walk away from your shoot feeling great about yourself & the art you just created.
Kayte Von, owner of Studio Von YEG is located in Edmonton, Ab. But she is not limited to just Edmonton photoshoot. Have an idea in Jasper, British Columbia, Toroto or LA?? Travel costs are extra, but Kayte Von will be there!
Unless Kayte Von has mentioned something to you during your consult and session. The usual turn around time is 10 days – 2 weeks.
I’m so proud of my growth. I’m a storytelling photographer who moves fluidly between candid, portrait, and editorial work. I’ve been published many times, my photography is on shirts, album covers, patches, in magazines and more. I can’t wait to see how I grow.
In 2023, I made a commitment to myself and launched Studio Von YEG—building the photography community I always wanted to be part of. After so much life change I decided to chose myself, to love myself and to become the photographer I always dreamed of.
In a bit of a midlife crisis ( at 25yrs old) I bought a new camera… I personally love the Lumix line so I stayed true to it and grabbed the Lumix GH4.
I started with taking photos and videos of personal travel, then slowly started to take photos for friends and family.
I tried going “professional”, only to find an industry drowning in gossip and toxicity where everyone suddenly had a camera but few had pride in their work.
So I stepped back, kept shooting for the love of it, and quietly got better.
Music photography became my heartbeat early on, and for years I was the friend with the camera: parties, concerts, travel, behind-the-scenes of film sets.
At 14 I dove headfirst into film photography and darkroom development alongside my sister at our local college.
After saving up for a Lumix DMC-G1, I decided I wanted to become a photographer.
I had zero clue how digital worked—so I just figured it out.
