Custom photography is centered around you, the client. The goal of custom photography is not just to capture what your child or family looks like, but also to capture the unique little looks and quirks, the nuances that so easily are forgotten.
Custom photography is ultimately about choice and experience. I will give you 1:1 devoted attention during your session, without the pressure of who is “next in line.” I will listen to your wants and wishes and interpret them through my artistic voice. No two clients are the same, and no two sessions will be the same either.
The photographic art I will produce for you is the result of my artistic vision. Please look carefully through my portfolio to be sure that what you see excites you. Think about the style of portraits you want to capture. Determine your wants and needs, and please compare them with the work that I have in my portfolio. My goal is for you to be 100% over-the-moon happy with your images, and I want to make sure that we are a good fit for each other.
I pour my heart and soul into each session, and I hope that you see this level of commitment evident in my work.
Expectations:
You can expect to get prompt answers and needed advice to any questions you might have regarding the styling of your session, location ideas, and anything else you can think of.
During your session you can expect to laugh and play and have some fun.
About 2 weeks after your session, you can expect sit down with me to view and order from a beautifully edited gallery of the very best images from your session. I usually include 30-40 images in your gallery, actual number of images may vary. Together we can design the perfect collection of prints, wall art, and album products to best tell your family’s story. I will walk you through the ordering process in a no-pressure way, taking into consideration your wants and needs above all else.
I want you to be totally happy with your portrait experience, and if you ever have questions or concerns, you are welcome to email me or call (513)300-7183.