Whether it’s your first or fifteenth time having professional photos made, not to worry: I’ll walk you through the whole thing from start to finish.
Step 1: Book a Call
We’ll have a quick phone consultation to talk about your expectations and go over any questions or concerns you might have before we decide whether to make your session official. I’ll cover my process and all the pricing details (no surprises later), along with answering any questions you have. If we decide to work together, you’ll pay a $300 session fee to hold your date and time.
Click here to book a call!
Step 2: Preview your images
About 3 weeks after your session, I’ll reach out with a private link where you’ll be able to preview all of your brand-new, fully-edited images – hooray! Then, once you’ve seen exactly what we got, you’ll be ready to choose what you want to purchase.
Step 3: Choose your Collection
Along with a virtual stack of digital images, each collection option comes with a print credit, so you can get your favorite pictures where they belong: in print, where you can see them each and every day.
The collection options range between $750 and $1250, depending on the number of digital images you need. All told, my clients invest between $1050 and $1550 in their images.
If you value photography and like my style then let’s do this! I love making my clients really happy!
I’ll bring a bunch of cameras and lenses and lights to make sure that I capture you and your family in the most beautiful way. We’ll spend a little time getting to know each other, especially if we’ve never met. I’ll probably get on the floor to say hello to your dog. I’ll start taking pictures sometimes letting things happen naturally or I’ll direct you on how to pose or even ask you to do something again. Before you know it we’ll be taking a break to drink some water and relax your smiling facial muscles. We might even get a little crazy and start jumping on the trampoline, piling on the hammock, monkeying-around on the bed, climbing on top of family members, swinging family members up into the air, all while chasing after “the shot”. Then we’ll all collapse in a pile of exhaustion and giggles and I’ll probably go home to take a nap.
