Relax, be yourself, and let’s take some pictures

Photography is a way of feeling, of touching, of loving. What you have caught on film is captured forever... it remembers little things, long after you have forgotten everything.


Aaron Siskind

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The real you framed into a timeless portrait

My approach

01.

Connect & Chat

It starts with a simple inquiry. From there, we’ll hop on a Zoom call to discuss your wedding vision, walk through details, and make sure we are the perfect personality and style fit for your big day.

02.

Quote & Booking

After our chat, I will send over a custom quote and contract. Once you approve the details, sign digitally, and pay the retainer, your date is officially locked in on my calendar!

03.

Prep & Click

I’ll handle the logistics so you don't have to. I scout your venue early to find the best light and angles, while you send over your "must-have" shot list. The final balance is handled easily one week before the wedding.

04.

Signed, Sealed & Delivered

On the big day, I’m there to capture it all. You’ll wake up to "sneak peek" photos within 24 hours to share while the excitement is fresh, followed by your full, edited gallery within 4–6 weeks.

FAQ
This is my first photoshoot, what should I know?

It's completely normal to feel a mix of excitement and nerves for your first professional photoshoot! Here are a few key things to know to help you feel confident and prepared:

Don't Stress About Posing:

You don't need to practice poses in the mirror! That's my job. I will provide clear, easy-to-follow directions and help guide you through every look, from your hands to your feet. We'll work together, and I'll adjust things as we go.

Arrive Ready:

Please arrive with your hair and makeup fully done (if you're doing it yourself) or at the designated time for the makeup artist. Also, have your outfits completely ready—cleaned, pressed, and organized by look if possible.

Relax and Trust the Process:

The best photos happen when you're comfortable. Take a deep breath! We will start with some simple, relaxed shots to get you used to the camera and the lighting. It's a fun, collaborative process, and we'll take breaks if needed.

Communicate Your Comfort:

If you have a specific angle you love or one you dislike, or if you feel uncomfortable in a pose, please tell me! Your feedback is essential to getting great results.

Review the Prep Guide:

When you book a private session with me, I will send you a full Prep Guide. Before the day, make sure you've read it, as it will have details on wardrobe, what to bring, and directions.

The most important thing is to have fun!

You've hired a professional to take care of the technical details; your only job is to show up and enjoy the experience.

What should I wear?

The best outfit is one that makes you feel confident and comfortable. While your specific goals (e.g., business headshot vs. lifestyle) will influence the final choice, here are some general tips:

Prioritize Fit Over Trends:

Choose clothing that fits you well and flatters your shape. Clothes that are too baggy or too tight can be distracting in photos.

Opt for Solid Colors:

Solid, medium-toned colors (like navy, burgundy, forest green, or cream) tend to photograph beautifully. Avoid busy patterns, logos, or neon colors, which can draw attention away from your face.

Layer Up!

Layers (jackets, scarves, cardigans) add texture and depth to your look and give us easy ways to create different styles without full wardrobe changes.

Coordinate, Don't Match (for groups):

If this is a family or group shoot, aim for outfits that are in the same color palette (e.g., all earth tones) rather than everyone wearing the exact same shirt.

Bring Options:

I recommend bringing 2–3 fully assembled outfits on hangers. We can quickly review them together at the start of the session to select the best choices for the lighting and background.

How many pictures will I receive?

The number of final images you receive depends heavily on the type and duration of your session or event. We prioritize quality over quantity, ensuring every image you receive is professionally selected and edited.

For Standard Personal Sessions (Portraits, Headshots, Lifestyle)

You will receive a guaranteed minimum number of fully retouched, high-resolution images as specified in your chosen package (e.g., 20, 35, or 50 images). You will first select your favorites from a large proofing gallery, and only your chosen images are delivered in the final, edited format.

For Large Events (Weddings, Corporate Gatherings)

Since we are documenting hundreds of moments, the final count is much higher and is usually stated as a range. A good estimation is:

  • You can typically expect between 50 and 75 finalized photos per hour of shooting time.
  • For example, an 4-hour wedding might yield 200 to 300 final images.
  • We focus on documenting the story of the day, delivering all the key moments without duplicates or unusable 'in-between' shots.

The Bottom Line:

Regardless of the session type, you will receive a curated collection of beautiful, high-quality images that tell your unique story.

Are you available outside of Central Arkansas?

Yes, absolutely! I love exploring new locations and am available for sessions, events, and weddings both domestically and internationally.

Travel Requirements & Fees

While I am happy to travel to your location, sessions taking place outside of a 65-mile radius of the North Little Rock/Sherwood area will require an additional fee to cover associated costs.

These travel fees are calculated based on your specific location and will be outlined clearly in your custom quote. They typically include the following necessities:

  • Transportation: Mileage, airfare, or ground travel costs (trains, rental cars, etc.).
  • Lodging: Hotel or accommodation expenses for the duration of the trip.
  • Per Diem: A daily stipend to cover meals and incidentals during travel days.

How to Get a Quote:

Please mention the full address or destination for your desired session when you inquire. I will calculate the exact, all-inclusive rate for your session so you know the full cost up front with no hidden fees.

What if I need to cancel or reschedule?

I understand that unexpected circumstances can arise. My goal is to be fair while also respecting the time set aside for your session.

Rescheduling

If you need to reschedule, please provide at least 72 hours' notice (or a longer period for weddings/large events, as specified in your contract).

Your booking retainer (deposit) can be transferred to a new session date, provided the new date is within 30 days of the original booking, and I am available.

If a session must be rescheduled due to weather (at the photographer's discretion for outdoor shoots), your retainer will automatically transfer to the new date.

Cancellations

If you choose to cancel your session outright, the booking retainer is non-refundable. The retainer secures your date and covers administrative costs and lost business from turning away other clients.

Cancellations made less than 48 hours before the scheduled session (or a longer period for events) may require payment of a portion of the remaining session fee, as outlined in your contract.

Always check your contract!

The specific terms for retainers, rescheduling deadlines, and cancellation penalties are legally detailed in the photography service agreement you sign upon booking.

What if my question is not listed here?

While I've tried to cover all the frequently asked questions, I know every session is unique!

If your question is not addressed in this FAQ or in your Prep Guide, the best way to get a prompt answer is by emailing me directly.

If your inquiry is urgent and relates to a session happening in the next 48 hours, please feel free to text or call me. Existing clients will have my phone number.

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Start Documenting Your Story


Let's turn your stories into soulful portraits, windows into the past that you can look into in the future.