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I work in-studio, can provide all necessary photographic equipment to transform any space into a fully-lit studio or can work outdoors in a natural setting. I work with complete professionalism and respect for my clients. You retain all rights to your images with a signed contract, so they are never displayed or exhibited. In fact, I don't even show them to prospective clients unless you authorize me to do so. That's why my portfolios are made up from images with paid models. Most of my clients have reserved all rights to showing of their images, which I respect. There is no limit to the number of photographs made during the session. Halfway through the shoot, we take a break and load images into a computer in the studio so you can get a preview of the photographs being made, and can make sure the session is going in the right direction and you're getting the kind of photos you want. At the end of the session, all of the images are displayed. (This time is not counted in the shooting session.) Within 7 days (often sooner), you get a web proof page sent to you with all the untoned images that you can use to check expression, pose, etc. Clients who purchase a web presentation gallery receive a series of toned images that are some of the best photographs from the session. The turnaround time for photographic prints is 14 days, usually. (Rush service is available.) Clients are responsible for their own makeup, hair and transportation. You may bring a friend or spouse for company, though I impose a strict studio rule—they can have no input into the shoot. A parent or guardian is required if under 18. I hope I've answered a lot of your questions. If not, please call and ask. I had one client ask me about a session and then said "I don’t know if I’m asking valid questions." I said to her, "I don't know if there is such a thing as an invalid question when it comes to such a personal photo." BEHIND
THE SCENES—WHAT A STUDIO SESSION LOOKS LIKE: |
