Make time ashore count

Key West Cruise Photographer

A short visit. Photographs to keep.

A cruise stop can leave a small window for something personal. I can help you plan an efficient on-location session in Key West, with a clear meeting plan and time for photographs within your visit.

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Natural-light waterfront portrait illustrating Khaotic Lens’s on-location photography style

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Start with your port schedule

Include your arrival, all-aboard time, number of people and any other plans when you request a session. Ship schedules and the time needed to get ashore vary; the available calendar is a starting point, not confirmation that a session fits your stop.

02

Keep the plan focused

One agreed location and a clear meeting time help keep the session practical. An existing Island Mini may suit a shorter visit, provided its group limits, location and available timing fit. There is no separate discounted cruise package.

03

Request before you arrive

Browse current sessions, choose an available date and explain that you are visiting by cruise ship. I review requests personally. We need to agree on a workable plan before the session is confirmed.

Make a plan

Find the right session.

Start with the existing Island Mini in Portraits, Couples or Family when a shorter session suits your group. Read the current package details and booking policies before requesting a date.

Cruise passengers are responsible for knowing their ship's all-aboard time and allowing sufficient time to return. A photography booking does not guarantee return to the ship.

Only currently available dates are shown. Selecting a date sends a request and does not automatically confirm your session.