FAQ
How many pictures will we receive?
Your photography session will consist of 15-20 high-resolution images. The final assortment is thoughtfully chosen to capture the most enchanting moments, considering factors such as closed eyes or other minor imperfections. The decision-making process is made seamless for you through an online gallery featuring approximately 30-40 professionally captured photos, allowing you to handpick your favorites. Should you wish to expand your collection, additional images are available for purchase, ensuring you receive a personalized and exceptional collection tailored to your preferences.
How should we dress for our family session?
For a family photo session, opt for coordinated outfits with a complementary color palette rather than matching exactly. Choose timeless, classic styles that reflect your family's personality, avoiding busy patterns and logos. Consider the location and aim for comfort, especially for children. Adding layers and personalized accessories can enhance visual interest. Avoid extreme colors that might affect skin tones, and plan outfits well in advance to minimize last-minute stress. Effective communication with all family members involved ensures a cohesive and visually appealing look for the entire group. Ultimately, the goal is to capture the unique essence of your family in a way that is both stylish and timeless.
What’s the best time to have a session with a newborn?
The best time to schedule a newborn photo session is within the first two weeks of life. During this period, babies are generally sleepier, more flexible, and less fussy, allowing for those adorable curled-up poses. Newborns also tend to retain their womb-like characteristics, such as soft, smooth skin. It's advisable to contact your photographer during the pregnancy to tentatively schedule the session around the due date, as newborns arrive on their own timelines. Early planning ensures capturing those precious, fleeting moments in the earliest days of your baby's life.
We don’t feel very confident in front of the camera, is that ok?
Absolutely, it's completely normal to feel a bit uneasy or less confident in front of the camera. Many people share this sentiment, and as a photographer, I'm here to help create a comfortable and enjoyable experience for you. My goal is to capture genuine moments that reflect your personality, and I'll guide you through poses to ensure you look and feel your best. Feel free to express any concerns or preferences, and together we'll work to make the session a positive and memorable experience.