Something inside yourself has brought you to this idea, this desire, this curiosity that something about this all feels really right and good.

Together, within a Private Room, we have the opportunity listen to her. We tap into our sensual side not to feel desired, but to feel desire. 

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Collection Offerings

    • Virtual consult meeting

    • Location, wardrobe, mood board collaboration

    • On-site Hair + Make-up Artist for entirety of shoot

    • Opening ceremony before photo shoot

    • Average of 1.5 hours session

    • Average of 3 wardrobe changes

    • Option for ordering session

    • 50 - 4x6 final edited images delivered in boutique photo box

    • Low-res digital images of final images

    Average investment $2,500

    • minimal planning or prep

    • simple studio space

    • one outfit

    • 1 hour session

    • 30 low res-digital images

    Average investment $1,200

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Kind Words

  • Doing a private room photo shoot was life changing for me, and I think every woman should do it at least once. We all have insecurities, and as women (especially mothers), it's easy to hide and feel ashamed if we don't look a certain way. A private room photo shoot is a chance to celebrate who you are, embrace yourself in your current form, and just be unapologetically you!

    - Emily Piercy

  • Don't pass up the opportunity to work with Morgan! Photos capture forever memories and moments in time, and Morgan is without a doubt one of the most talented, imaginative, creative photographers I have had the pleasure of working with! Especially for ladies who are hesitant to do a Private Room Photo Shoot because, well, you may not know the 'why' behind doing it- I promise that 'why' will come when you see your images! Personal strength, empowerment, and femininity are a few of my 'why's.

    - Adyn Summer

  • The photographs from the shoot are stunning; I have them all over my house now. They serve as a reminder of the importance of aesthetics and beauty and making time to see and appreciate beauty, both in myself and the world around me. The process of the shoot itself - having my hair and makeup done, taking the photos, and reviewing them afterwards - was full of joy and laughter and creativity and comfort.

    - Mary Mosley

 FAQs

  • Lux - If you are hoping to indulge in an experience that begins with champagne and ends with custom made products, this is the collection for you. We go deep through this experience and there is space to explore the layers of yourself.

    Raw - If you’re looking for a more organic experience that lends itself to a specific artistic study of the human form, this is the collection for you. The Raw Collection is meant to focus on one concept decided before the shoot such as: a wet sheet wrapping the body, hair soaked and dripping down body, covered in books or flowers.

  • Years ago the entire concept of the Private Room Photo Shoot was born when I asked myself how I wanted to celebrate my birthday. All I knew is I wanted to feel creative and inspired alongside other women. I put an ask our, seeing if anyone wanted to join me at a boutique hotel in downtown San Antonio for hair and make up, champagne + a one hour photo shoot and we filled every spot.

    Through all the iterations of my business, PRPS still stands strong because it has grown with me as an artist, a woman and a mother. The transformations, stories and awe-inspiring stories I’ve seen unfold have forever impacted me and I am so grateful to share this experience.

  • From inquiry to prints in hand, this is on average a 3 month process. I have done this in 2 weeks so anything is possible, but I prefer for us to take our time through the creative process.

  • I’ve got to be honest with this one -  I am not in the business of making you look any sort of way. However, I am in the business of making you feel like a million billion bucks. I will absolutely be there to support you through it all, sharing all the tips and tricks that come with lighting + angles but it isn’t my number one concern. I want to break the rules with you. We spend enough time trying to conform to society's standards and that is the last thing I am trying to do in a PRPS.

    A little story on this topic:

    I had a client who was concerned with her hip dips. We all have (at least) “that one thing” + that was hers. She asked me to photograph her in a way that didn’t accentuate the dips in the side of her hips. I understand this feeling and I of course obliged and was aware of this concern when I would help her to pose.

    About halfway through the shoot she stopped me and **asked me** to take a photo that actually highlighted this part of her body! She went on to explain that she is here in the PRPS experience to love all of herself, and her hips are part of that.

    This is the moment I want for you. By over-posing you or not taking that one photo where you are beaming and happen to have rolls, lines or curves (which are natural on every body), I would be denying you of this freedom.

  • Absolutely not! I often speak to the mother as I also navigate this title, but all women are welcome, always.

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