AbouT Miranda Pace Media

Hi, I’m Momo!

Owner of Miranda Pace Media. I am a trans photographer based out of Northeastern Pennsylvania. I am inspired by all things odd, curious, and unique. My journey with photography began in 2011, when I was 13 years old. My dad bought me my first camera, a Nikon D3000, on Black Friday along with a beginner’s guide. I read every page and taught myself how to shoot in manual mode when I was in eighth grade. What started as a curiosity quickly became a passion.

I was drawn to small moments that made me look closer and see the world differently. I carried my camera everywhere, taking slow walks and letting my lens guide the way. Those early days built my foundation for how I work today by being technical and always focused on capturing something unique. In high school, I also joined the photography club and became a yearbook photographer.

Today, my work includes portraits, branding, pet photography, and events. I focus on creating a relaxed and welcoming experience for every client. I love helping people feel comfortable in front of the camera and guiding them into natural, flattering poses.

Whether I’m photographing a business launch, a beloved pet, or a loving moment between family members, my approach stays the same. I slow down, observe, and capture the beauty of the moment.

Basketball game with players in red and white uniforms, some fighting for the ball on the court.
“I find beauty in simple moments. Photography is my canvas, where the lens reveals a world of beauty waiting to be discovered. I love being able to bring joy into people’s lives, and I do that with photography.”
— Miranda Pace

FAQ

A woman dressed as a scary clown holding a chainsaw, with colorful face paint, wild black and green hair, and a green tutu, in front of a graffiti-covered wall.

  • I have been a professional photographer for 4 years and have spent 15 years practicing my craft.

  • Portraits are my favorite because I get to show people how beautiful they are. I love making my subject feel comfortable and collaborating on an idea for a shot. I’m currently exploring more with fashion editorial style shoots.

  • Yes! I am currently taking “Master Studio Lighting” by Lindsay Adler. She is a huge inspiration for me. I am working on taking my photography to the next-level, and off-camera flash is a key ingredient.

  • In 2024 the photo to the right won “Miss April” in the Miss Spooky Scranton competition! I love doing creative shoot concepts.