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Meet Andrea Prudente
Seattle Dating Photographer

I help men find long-term love on dating apps with photos that don’t just look great — they work.
500+ Seattle clients. 300+ five-star Google reviews. 10+ years in business.
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Go ahead and warn me that you’re awkward in photos or “not photogenic.” Honestly, I am too.

Whatever ways you’re imagining this might not work for you — I’m here for it, and I’m unfazed.

In fact, I'll just come right out and say it:

I’m about to take the best photos anyone has ever taken of you.

More importantly — my photos have helped many men meet their future wives. There’s a good chance they’ll help you meet yours.

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My Background

Before I began photographing men for their dating profiles, I taught photography at a large public high school.

If you can get thirty self-conscious teenagers to trust you, try something new, and care about the outcome, getting adults to relax in front of a camera is no biggie.

My education is a mix of fine art (BA) and education (MA) — visual communication plus teaching psychology — which turns out to be a great combo for strategic dating photography.

Staff ID badge for Andrea Prudente at Lake Washington High School, 2010-2011, featuring her photo, a kangaroo graphic, and school name abbreviation.

What I Believe About Attraction and Dating Apps

  • You don’t need to be transformed to be attractive and lovable — you already are.
  • Dating apps are the most powerful tool that’s ever existed for meeting your life partner — and they’re hard as hell to leverage when you’re a normal person and don’t have the raw materials (photos).
  • Everyone benefits when more people are in healthy, stable relationships.

I’m choosy about who I work with. If I take you on as a dating photography client, it’s because I like you — and I’m invested in helping you meet your person.

How this shows up:

  • When it comes to feedback, I’ll give it to you straight
  • If you’re looking like a goober, I’ll swoop in and fix you (hair, posture, something in your teeth)
  • I may swear a little. If you swear too, I may swear a lot.
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And Yes — You’ll probably enjoy this

If you’re wondering, “Okay, but is she cool?"

Here’s the truth — I’m not cool. But I am fun.

A few things you should know:

  • If we are eating out in public and there are sauces available, I *will* embarrass you with my sauce consumption. I fucking LOVE sauce.
  • If you live in my neighborhood I will immediately learn your dog's name but may have to ask yours several times.
  • During shoots I have been known to occasionally eat shit — usually leaning on objects that don’t hold my weight. If I'm heading for calamity, yell our safe word (it’s CORNDOG).
  • If we encounter a rope swing, all prior plans get paused.
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“Although I had never met her before, Andrea acted like we had always been friends. She's spicy, she's fun, and she's not shy. She will make you feel the same.”

— Nick

As a reward for making it this far — behold, my middle school yearbook photos:
6th Grade
Young person with a smile, wearing a red sweater with black dog silhouettes, set against a neutral background.
Scottie dogs, a turtleneck, and Trump hair.
7th Grade
A person with short curly hair wearing a patterned vest over a collared shirt, smiling at the camera against a mottled background.
My eyebrows! Apparently I had discovered tweezers.
8th Grade
Person with shoulder-length hair, wearing a black vest with white patterns over a white shirt, smiles against a neutral backdrop.
Ok my eyebrows came back but...so did sweater vests.
My mom says I'm getting better with age.
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