Anyway, I have to ask the question, 'why use your name in the domain?'
Are you trying to build a brand around your own name and face? Are you already famous? If your photography business ever became successful to the point you'd want to sell it, another business name would be better as the new owner can continue to trade on your goodwill.
If this is just for non-commercial personal photography, maybe building a personal brand is the better way, as most of your contacts will come to you through friends, family and associations who already know your name or are directly introduced.
Photography businesses, being businesses that almost always gain by personal artistic vision are usually "branded" by the name of the artist. Client seek out photographers, not photograpic companies.
We've all heard of Paramount Studios, 20th Century Fox Studios, and Universial Studios...but what was the name of Richard Avedon's company? Annie Liebovitz's company? Bert Stern, Pete Turner? When photographers are known, they are known by their names.
Sometimes a photographer's name becomes famous enough that the business can be sold by that name. Olan Mills, of course, is most prominent, but there are at least three studios across the US using the name of "Philip Stewart Charis Photography" because those photographers studied under him and have patterned their own visions after his.