Your Town and Country photographer.
Headshots, weddings, family portraits, and commercial work for Town and Country, made by a St. Louis pro who knows how to use this much space and light.
- 5.0 on Google
- 1,500+ commissions
- Based in St. Louis
Photography for Town and Country.
Town and Country sits on some of the most generous land in west St. Louis County. Wooded acre lots, long private drives, and homes set well back from the road give this city room to breathe, and that openness is a gift for photography. Zach Dalin Photography brings thirteen-plus years of experience to family portraits on your own grounds, golden-hour sessions under mature oaks, and headshots that look polished without feeling stiff. When your property already looks like a private estate, you do not need a far-off backdrop. You need a photographer who knows how to light it.
The city is also a working hub. With Missouri Baptist Medical Center anchoring the area and corporate offices clustered nearby along the I-64 and Highway 141 corridors, Town and Country is full of physicians, executives, attorneys, and founders who need to look credible on a website, a LinkedIn profile, or a firm bio. Zach trains his eye in the KMOV-TV newsroom and has been featured by CBS, USA Today, and iHeartRadio. He shoots professional headshots from $250, commercial photo and video on a custom quote, and brand sessions that give a practice or a partnership a consistent, confident look across every team member.
Being a short drive away in University City matters more than it sounds. A nearby St. Louis pro can scout your home, time a session around the afternoon light through the trees, and turn things around quickly. With 1,500-plus commissions, 600-plus major live events, and a 5.0 Google rating across 63 reviews, Zach handles weddings from $4,999, bar and bat mitzvahs from $2,699, and fine-art portraits built around heirloom albums and wall art you will actually hang.
Most Town and Country sessions happen right on your wooded property, where the space and tree cover do half the work. For something away from home, Longview Farm Park on Clayton Road offers the historic farmhouse, stables, and fishing lake, while Drace Park, Preservation Park, and the Town Square green all photograph beautifully. The trails and ponds of adjacent Queeny Park add another easy, scenic option just minutes away.
What we photograph
What Zach photographs in Town and Country.
From boardroom headshots to wedding days, here is the work Zach shoots for Town and Country clients, on location and in studio.
“We have worked with Zach for the past 15 months with my small business Saint Louis Closet Co. He shoots a variety of types of photos for us, from head shots, to home interiors. He creates videos, reels, and multiple photos for both social and print. Zach is A PROFESSIONAL in every sense. We love working with Zach, love the content he creates, and would highly recommend him and his team to anyone.”
- Commissions
- 1,500+
- Live events
- 600+
- Google rating (63)
- 5.0
FAQ
Photography in Town and Country, answered.
Do you photograph clients in Town and Country?
Yes. Zach is based in University City and serves all of Town and Country and the wider St. Louis metro across Missouri and Illinois. He travels to your home, office, or a local park, and routinely works west county properties. Travel within the metro is built into the booking, so just ask.
How much does a Town and Country session cost?
Professional headshots start at $250 and weddings at $4,999. Bar and bat mitzvahs begin at $2,699, and commercial photo and video are quoted to fit the project. Portrait sessions are a session fee plus the artwork you choose, like albums or wall art.
Can Zach shoot at my home on a large wooded lot?
Absolutely. Town and Country's spacious, tree-lined properties are ideal for portraits. Zach scouts the grounds, plans around the best light through the trees, and brings the lighting needed so your own land becomes the backdrop, no public venue required.
Where do you recommend shooting outside the house?
Longview Farm Park is a favorite, with its historic farmhouse, stables, and lake. Drace Park, Preservation Park, and the Town Square are great too, and nearby Queeny Park adds trails and ponds. Zach helps you pick the spot that fits your session.
Let's plan your Town and Country shoot.
Tell us what you need and we will come back quickly with a clear plan and a real quote.