Q. How far in advance should I book my session/wedding date?

A. It is never too early to book a session! I usually say the earlier the better to ensure that I am available for you. Dates may be available in the rare event of rescheduling or cancellation. In that case, I could be booked one minute, then available the next. Mar-Nov are my busiest times for Wedding bookings, I normally am booked at least a year in advance for those months. The earlier you inquire about dates, definitely the better!

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Q. Do you offer studio sessions?  

A. At this time, I do not offer studio sessions out of my own studio. That being said, I love booking local studios that would best suit your session for whatever it may be! Please inquire for more details.

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Q. Do you offer prints and photo books?

A. At this time, I do not offer in house printing. The digital files from your session are always delivered to you in high resolution. I do like to recommended and suggest where to print your photos for best quality. Quality varies depending where you print and having a handy background in lab printing and handling, I always recommend test printing your photos in a small size to make sure the print quality meets your expectations, as a great deal of third party print labs perform differently.

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Q. How long do we have to wait for our photos?

A. Turn around times vary depending on the session. All sessions are 1-2 weeks turn around times, (may vary). Wedding galleries are 6-8 weeks turn around times, (may vary) unless discussed and arranged otherwise.

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Q. Can we have the RAW or unedited files from our session and/or wedding gallery?

A. Each package includes fully edited digital files. However, I do not provide RAW files from the session. I believe in delivering a fully finished product. When capturing your photographs, I take them with the vision of a post-product image in mind. I capture them in camera a certain way so that I am able to edit and deliver a final JPG I envisioned through the lens. I love to spend a lot of time on post-production for your gallery as each gallery can be so different. Quite a few things can change how the gallery is edited such as lighting, focus, movement and tones. This being said, I refuse to batch edit my galleries and instead, each image in your final gallery is spent with lots of time and careful consideration with how the final look all comes together in the end.

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