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Frequently Asked Questions
What is your style and how do you edit?
My style is true to color with a hint of warm and moody vibes. My edits pair well with black tie, classic, and modern weddings, as well as any theme/colors that you would like edited in my style. For family sessions, nudes, neutrals, blacks, white and denim photograph the best.
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Are the travel expenses included in your packages or covered additionally?
I travel up to 50 miles outside of Rockville, MD. Anything over 50 miles will include a $60.00 travel fee to any package chosen.
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This is my first photoshoot, what should I know?
Relax and take a deep breath! I am here to help. From outfit coordination to choosing a location I will give you the best tips to create gorgeous memories. Please don't hesitate to reach out with any questions!
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What happens if the weather is unfavorable for an outdoor shoot?
I set a rain date at the time we book your session to try and avoid weather related interruptions. That said, life happens! If by chance both your original date and rain date are not favorable weather wise, we will work together and select a new date. Please note, overcast and chilly days are not eligible for rescheduling. Rain/storms, snow, natural disasters and other weather that can cause damage to people and equipment is what we want to avoid.
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Will you give out RAW/unedited photos?
I do not. The reasons why include:
- The majority of what you pay for is the time and editing that goes into each photo after your session. Everything from color grading to fixing errors goes into the finished product you see displayed in my portfolio.
- RAW photos must be converted to jpeg in order to edit them without professional software. This also decreases the quality of the image and the ability to edit it to the same professional standards that I have.
- In a single session there can be up to 1,000 images captured. While I try not to overshoot, I do ensure that I have several photos to go back through in case I didn't get the best shot in one click. Even if a photo looks good when viewing it in the camera, photographers often find when editing that a photo may be blurry, out of focus, or poorly cropped. It's understandable to feel like you are missing photos or a specific pose, but trust that all images that weren't included did not meet the necessary standards for the final gallery.
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