The car, the photographer, and the light. One booking.
You want photographs of yourself with an exotic car in Atlanta, and you do not want to rent one for a day, insure it, and find a photographer to do it. A Raven session is thirty or sixty minutes with a car from the roster parked in a location chosen for the light, photographer included, from $395 an hour.
What a car photoshoot in Atlanta actually costs, four ways.
Rent the car for the day
You need a license, full coverage insurance, a card for the deposit, and to clear the minimum age. Then you have a car for twenty-four hours when the pictures took forty minutes.
Right if you also want to drive it. Wrong if you only want the photos.
Hire a photographer and find a car
The car is the hard part. A friend’s daily driver is not a Lamborghini, and asking an owner to lend you an exotic for a shoot is a favor most people cannot call in.
Right if you already own something worth photographing. Otherwise the car is missing.
A studio portrait session
Good light, no car. For a prom, graduation, or brand shoot where the car is the point, a backdrop does not do the job.
Right for headshots. Wrong for the picture you searched for.
A Raven session
The car is parked, so there is no license, deposit, insurance, or age requirement. Sessions run on batched days at set locations, so you pick a slot rather than naming a random afternoon.
Right when the photos are the product. That is what this page is for.
The people a rental counter turns away.
Most exotic rentals in Atlanta carry a minimum age set by the owner's insurance, a deposit held on a card, and an insurance form. That rules out the prom couple, the graduate walking at Georgia State or Morehouse in May, the sixteenth birthday, and most of the people who wanted the picture in the first place. A session has none of those requirements because nobody drives.
It also serves people who could rent and would rather not: a creator who needs twenty images for a launch, a couple announcing an engagement, a musician who needs a still for a single, a family who wants the grandparents in the frame with a Rolls-Royce. Forty minutes of photographs does not need twenty-four hours of car.
What you get is an edited set delivered digitally, no watermark, yours for personal and social use. Paid advertising, or selling a product or service with the images, is quoted separately. Booking includes Raven's right to use the images online unless you opt out for a fee stated at booking.
Atlanta backgrounds that earn the car.
West Midtown
Brick warehouse walls and steel windows around Westside Provisions. The best backgrounds in the city for a car at eye level.
The BeltLine, Old Fourth Ward
The Eastside Trail below Ponce City Market. Street-level attention and a skyline in the frame at golden hour.
Buckhead
Hotel drives and the stone facades along Peachtree Road. Formal, clean, and right for a Wraith.
Midtown
The 14th Street towers and Piedmont Park edges for a skyline behind the car.
Each session day is one location. The exact spot is confirmed to booked guests before the day.
Pick the car for the picture.
Before you book
Do I drive the car during a session?
No. The car is parked and stays parked. That is why there is no license, deposit, insurance, or age requirement.
Is a photographer included?
Yes. Every session includes a photographer and edited delivery. You can bring your own as well, but the included one is part of the price either way.
How long is a session?
30 or 60 minutes. Thirty is enough for one look and a few setups. Sixty gives you time for an outfit change and a wider set of angles.
What does it cost?
Base rate is $395 per hour. Golden hour slots are tiered higher; that price is coming and will be shown on the booking page for each session day before you can book it.
When and where do sessions happen?
Sessions run on batched days: one car, one location, a block of hours. Upcoming days are listed on the booking page. Location is confirmed to booked guests before the day.
Can I book a private session on a different day?
Sometimes. It depends on the car schedule. Ask through the inquiry form and include your date.