Questions, answered

Across the United States. When travel costs apply, they are listed clearly in your proposal before you commit to anything.

Weddings and large events usually book many months ahead; portrait and commercial sessions often a few weeks. If your date is soon, ask anyway. We will tell you honestly what is possible.

Weddings, events, portraits, commercial and brand work, product, real estate and architecture, corporate, and family sessions. If your project falls somewhere in between, tell us about it.

After you accept your proposal, we send a short agreement to sign online. Your date is reserved once both parties have signed and the first payment in your schedule has been received.

Your proposal shows the full payment schedule up front: typically a retainer when the agreement is signed and the balance before the event. You can pay each invoice securely online from your client portal.

Yes. If coverage, dates or pricing change, we send a short written amendment for both sides to sign, so what is agreed is always clear. Payments already made are credited automatically.

No. Accepting the proposal confirms the scope and investment. The agreement that follows is a separate document you review and sign electronically, and it only takes effect once we have countersigned it.

The delivery timeline for your service is written into your agreement. Finished photographs arrive in a private online gallery where you can view, download and share them.

We deliver finished, edited photographs and films. The edit (selection, color and retouching) is part of the work you are hiring us for.

Yes. Personal-use deliveries include a print release. Commercial usage is licensed as described in your agreement.

Only with your permission. Your agreement lets you decide whether we may feature your images in our portfolio or on social media.