faq
Do we get our photos on CD and the rights to print?
You bet! I include every viable image from your wedding day in high resolution, jpeg format. Most weddings result in about 100 images per hour (and frequently more) of wedding day coverage. A print release document is also included on the CDs. CDs of portrait and boudoir sessions can also be purchased a la carte.
Do you require a deposit?
I ask for 35% of your wedding package in order to hold your wedding date. The remainder of your balance is due ten days prior to your wedding date (typically at our last meeting to discuss itinerary and details). Dates are offered on a first-come, first-served basis with receipt of the agreement and deposit. Deposits are not required for portrait or boudoir sessions.
Do you carry insurance?
Heck yeah! Be sure all of your vendors do. I carry full liability insurance and equipment insurance through a well-known nationwide insurance company.
When will we see our photos after our event?
At the peak of wedding season, photos can be expected to be up in your online gallery between 4-6 weeks from your event, frequently in less time during the rest of the year.
What should we wear to our engagement session?
The most important thing about what you wear to your e-session is to be comfortable and to feel good in your clothes. If you’re tugging and pulling at your waistband or sleeves, your expressions will show that you’re not focused on your partner. Most couples bring a change of clothing so that they can have one look that is more dressy/classic & another that is more jeans/casual. Click here to see examples of previous engagement sessions.
What kind of equipment do you use?
I am a Canon girl – I use their high-end cameras and their L series of lenses. I can’t resist the newest gear so every year brings new & exciting things. If you were hoping for more juicy details… here’s what I rock:
- 2 Canon 5D MkII
- Canon 7D (for backup)
- 15mm diagonal fish eye
- 45mm TS-E 2.8
- 24mm 1.4 L
- 35mm 1.4 L
- 50mm 1.2 L
- 85mm 1.2 L
- 100mm 2.8 macro
- 70-200mm 2.8 IS II
- 200mm 2.8L
- 4 Canon 580 speedlights
- ton ‘o sandisk CF cards all happily tucked in a Think Tank bag








