GABE KEY.APEX, NC
Gabe Key/Photography / GKeyPhoto
Photography / GKeyPhoto

People. Places. A reason to look.

GKeyPhoto is the photography practice of Gabe Key in Apex, NC. He picked up a camera at 15, and GKeyPhoto reports serving 400+ clients.

Parents lift their toddler during an autumn family session.
Parents lift their toddler during an autumn family session.
A graduate in a purple gown beside a fountain.
A graduate in a purple gown beside a fountain.
Professional headshot of a woman in a dark blazer, outdoors in autumn.
Professional headshot of a woman in a dark blazer, outdoors in autumn.
Youth soccer players contest a header during a match.
Youth soccer players contest a header during a match.
Two friends smile together under purple event lighting.
Two friends smile together under purple event lighting.
Mont Saint-Michel rises above the tidal flats in Normandy, France.
Mont Saint-Michel rises above the tidal flats in Normandy, France.
A performer on stage in front of orange stage lighting.
A performer on stage in front of orange stage lighting.
Kamala Harris claps on stage at a North Carolina Votes Early rally, 2024.
Kamala Harris claps on stage at a North Carolina Votes Early rally, 2024.
Portrait of a violinist holding her violin beside a window.
Portrait of a violinist holding her violin beside a window.

Session types and current pricing live at GKeyPhoto.

Every session includes edited digitals and a print release. Galleries are typically delivered in two to three weeks. GKeyPhoto serves Apex, Cary, Raleigh and the Triangle. Session types, current pricing and travel details are on its own site, so they stay in one place.

From inquiry to gallery.

  1. A two-minute contact form with session type and possible dates.
  2. A 15-minute call or coffee to pick the look, the place and what to wear.
  3. A one- to two-hour shoot. Gabe handles the posing. Event and wedding coverage is confirmed when you book.
  4. An edited, full-resolution online gallery, typically in two to three weeks.
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