Let’s Get Started
Focusing on You
At the heart of my photography process is a commitment to collaboration and communication. Before we even start shooting, we'll begin with a consultation to discuss your needs and expectations.
Whether we meet in person or talk over the phone, this is an opportunity for you to share your vision, ask questions, and get a sense of how I work. During the consultation, I'll also provide advice on what you can expect from the process, including timelines, pricing, and any specific details that are relevant to your shoot.
Once we've agreed on a plan, we'll work together to find a date that works for both of us. On the day of the shoot, all of our planning will come together as we bring your vision to life. From start to finish, my goal is to make the process as smooth and enjoyable as possible, so you can focus on what you do best – running your business.
The Process
01 — Consultation
We can arrange a consultation at a time that is convenient for you. This can take place face to face or via telephone.
02 — Outline expectations
During the consultation you’ll have the opportunity to specify exactly what you need. I’ll also advise you of the things you need to know on my end.
03 — Get a date booked
We’ll look at availability and aim to get a date booked in for your photography.
04 — Shoot day
This is when all of the planning becomes a reality and we carry out the photoshoot.
FAQ’s
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Turnaround times are always discussed during our consultation.
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All images are sent via WeTransfer.
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All photography equipment is provided by me. Back drops and lighting can also be provided if and where necessary.
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Food, Professional Portraiture, Product, Commercial.
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Any cancellations or rescheduling needs to be communicated at the earliest possible time. We can then determine how to proceed.
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Everything is backed up on hard drives that are safely secured.
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Ownership is always maintained by the creator, in this instance myself, however you have full permissions to use the images as you wish.
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Locations can vary depending on the photography needed, however generally in the client premises or studio.
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I have back up equipment that remains with me at all times.
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This isn’t something that is expected to happen, however in the instance of an emergency I have a network of professional photographers who could fill in.
