Frequently Asked Questions
Do you Travel?
I am happy to travel! I have driven to the SC coast for shoots and crossed states for them by air. I've pursued personal projects in the PNW, the Outer Banks, Wyoming, Montana and Europe. Please contact me for a travel quote.
How long have you been doing this?
While I've enjoyed photography for as long as I can remember, it was a high school class that "officially" kicked off the passion in 2017. I've explored it in some capacity every year since--as a hobbyist, club leader, assistant/second shooter, marketing professional, and, as of 2024, freelancer.
How many photos do we get?
The amount of photos delivered depends on length and type of shoot. Check out the different packages I offer under "info." I provide the minimum number of images delivered for each, although we will likely end up with even more 'keepers' that I send free of charge!
How do we get our photos?
Photos will be delivered digitally through Pixieset. After I finalize edits and upload them, you will receive an email with a link to access your digital gallery as well as a code to download photos.
Do you retouch photos?
Yes! I crop and edit all photos, adjusting color, white balance, and lighting for the best results. Specific editing requests—such as object or blemish removal—are available for an additional fee.
Whats your turn around time?
This depends on the shoot, but I typically turn photos around within two weeks.
How do we book you?
See the "contact" page linked at the header and base of this page. Please reach out with your inquiry and availability, and I will follow up to schedule a time to chat!
Can you help us with planning?
When you book your shoot, I encourage you to let me know your availability for a call as well. This way we can make sure we are on the same page and have an aligned vision for the shoot. I am also happy to review inspiration pictures and Pinterest boards to prepare in advance (I might even throw in a few pins myself if invited to collaborate).
What should we wear?
You should wear exactly what you want to be photographed in - something that feels like YOU. In portraits and natural lighting, it helps to avoid extremely vibrant or neon colors (think, hot pink or also pure white) to avoid an unwanted color cast.