Beyond
Lens Art
About
My name is Alena Zalevska, and my artistic philosophy centers on pushing the boundaries.
I believe that both photography and videography are not just about capturing what's in front of the lens but what lies beyond it—the intangible, the emotive, and the complex tapestry of human experience.
I'm a seasoned pro with Adobe Creative Suite, using Photoshop and Premiere Pro to finesse each piece into a work of art that defies traditional categorization. When it comes to videography, my work is often punctuated by unexpected drone shots, bringing in a fresh perspective that surprises and delights the viewer.
I'm not just in the business of creating visuals—I'm in the business of making an indelible impact. I don't just capture scenes, I capture moods, atmospheres, and stories.
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Faq
As a visual artist, I often receive inquiries from clients regarding their photos, videos, pricing or the process of booking an appointment. To help address these common queries, I have compiled a list of frequently asked questions. If you have any additional inquiries, please don't hesitate to reach out to me.
How do I book an appointment?
Typically, my turnaround time is around two weeks for photos and three to four weeks for video projects. However, I do offer expedited services if you're on a tighter deadline.
How long is the waiting period?
If you are interested in a photo or video session appointment, just send me an email (please don't send me messages through social media). I will get back to you soon with possible dates.
How much will it cost?
The price of a photo or video shoot is highly individual, and I will be able to provide you with the exact price after our first consultation. The price depends on factors such as the motif, duration, and your requirements.
What if I'm not satisfied?
I'm committed to delivering high-quality work that meets your expectations. If for any reason you're not satisfied, I'd be more than willing to discuss your concerns and make reasonable revisions. My goal is to ensure you're happy with the final product.
How about a motif?
I love the idea of working with a motif; it really adds depth and cohesion to the project. Do you have a specific motif in mind or shall we brainstorm together? I've worked with various themes and motifs in the past, ranging from 'vintage' to 'futuristic' and everything in between. We can definitely find something that aligns well with your vision.
