Imagine if, you looked as good in your wedding pictures as you felt after saying "I Do" 

Frequently Asked Questions

How many pictures do I receive?

The amount of pictures you recieve can vary depending on if there are miltiple locations to drive to and how much time is actually spent photographing. Ultimately, I deliver around 75-100 pictures an hour. Sometimes there is more sometimes it is a little more if everything runs smoothly and we are at a single location. 

How long before I receive an album?

My ultimate goal is to have galleries delivered asap. Different times of year are busier than others though so at the beginning or during off season,  I might be delivering a gallery in 2 weeks but during  the busiest of the season it can be closer to 10 weeks.   

Do you shoot alone or with other photographers?

I shoot solo mostly and occasionally have assistants to help me. I do offer packages with second photographers too! 

What kind of camera gear do you have?

I shoot Nikon and use their mirrorless cameras/ lenses. They are the most up to date with technology and provide the best quality. My favorite lens is the 85mm /1.8, I started using this morning during covid to keep my distance and absolutely love it!  Next is the 35mm/1.8 or 70-200/2.8. Occasionally I shoot a little film for fun too! 

Do you use flash?

As a natural light photographer, I try to always use as much natural light as possible. Having the newest and higher end gear helps too as it is made to shoot in darker lighting as well. When needed, I primarily shoot with on camera flash. On camera flash is nice as it is less set up time and then you don't have to worry about flashes set up around your reception. If a tent is being used, on camera flash is really all that is needed to create stunning imagery. I also recommend that if considering a dark venue versus a tent, the tent in a beutiful outdoor setting to always go with the tent! It provides a better experience for guests and couple for landscape and sunset, fresh air, and makes for some fabulous photography due to reflecting light off the top of the tent. Did I nerd out a little too much there? Haha! 

What If I am TERRIBLE in front of a camera?

I can relate to that feeling, which is why I hide behind the camera! Haha! But truthfully it has made me such a stronger photographer. Because I understand and am aware of how my clients feel, we work through directions and prompts rather than poses during sunset photos and such. This way you can be focused on something other than the camera and I can guide you to adjust with small movements or just angle myself a little different! To be honest, usually people aren't terrible in front of the camera, they just need someone who knows how to shoot different angles, direct, and help you to feel comfortable and confident!

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