City 01 / Las Vegas
Las Vegas portrait & editorial photographer.
Working in Las Vegas
If you're looking for a portrait or editorial photographer in Las Vegas, Slagle has worked the city for two decades. The work breaks into three rough modes: neon-soaked downtown editorial (the El Cortez series, Fremont, Casino Center), clean studio portraiture out of the Post Road Loft ten minutes from the Strip — where the Will the Show series and Jordan King boxing portraits were shot — and desert frames just outside the city: Joshua Tree, Mojave dust, the cross at the edge of nowhere.
Vegas shoots typically run a half-day or full-day. Bookings include pre-production, art direction, lighting, and a set of retouched final files. Strip permissions are handled in-house when needed. The Post Road Loft is also available by inquiry for outside productions.
Vegas frames
Locations Slagle shoots in LV
- • El Cortez & Casino Center neon
- • Fremont Street & arts district
- • The Mojave (just outside town)
- • Joshua Tree & surrounding desert
- • The Post Road Loft — 10 min from the Strip
- • Strip casino locations (with permitting)
Las Vegas FAQ
How much does a portrait shoot in Las Vegas cost?
Editorial portrait sessions in Las Vegas start at $1,500 for a single subject and one location. Brand campaigns and multi-subject shoots are quoted per project. Pricing includes pre-production, shoot day, and a set of retouched final files.
Where in Las Vegas does Slagle shoot?
Downtown LV (El Cortez and Casino Center neon, Fremont Street), the arts district, off-strip residential locations, the Mojave just outside town, and his East-side studio. Locations are chosen to fit the subject.
Do you shoot at the Strip casinos?
Yes. Strip locations require permission from the property; Slagle handles the permitting process for editorial and brand shoots. Lead time is typically 2–4 weeks for major properties.