FAQ
How Do You Photograph Events?
Before the event, I will be by your side assisting you. I will send you an itinerary to help you organize your day. It will suggest the best moments for certain photos. When you share photos of your attire, shoes, the invites, décor, and other small details, I get just as excited as you! On your day, I will capture the feelings, moods, emotions, and the calm and exciting moments which make your event unique. I have photographed at birthdays, vow renewals, expos, & many different events. I am open to photographing a wide variety of events.
Where are You Based? Do You Travel?
I am located in Sanford, Florida just outside of Orlando. I service multiple cities including Windemere, Lake Mary, Dr. Phillips, and Oveido. I love the way my creativity develops when I discover new places. I love to travel! I'm always open to photographing your story outside of Central Florida.
What is the Timeline Between the Shoot/Event and When I Get My Photos?
You will receive an online gallery link via email with all your photos up to three weeks after the event or shoot (sometimes sooner depending on the season). Using the link, you can download all the gallery photos, share them, choose your favorites, and order prints!
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Will I Receive Every Image You Take?
My goal is to choose your very best images. Therefore, you will not receive every image I take. I browse the images and remove duplicate photographs, test shots, missed focused shots, shots with bad expressions, and other images that could dilute the overall product delivery.
Do you edit all of the photos in our image download link?
I do, in fact. Every image I send has been post-produced in my signature manner. Color tweaks, exposure adjustments, selective black and white processing, clarity modifications, tone-mapping, and other corrections are all part of my process. Many photographers will not upload any photographs from your photography, or will only post “select” images. It's possible that you'll get a visual impairment as a result of this. This could result in images that are overly dark, have weird skin tones, or have other common photography defects.
"I’ve learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel."
—Maya Angelou