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After the initial culling process, every image is post produced with my unique signature style of post-production. This can involve color correction, adjustments to exposure, selective black and white processing, clarity adjustments, tone-mapping, and others.

You have the right to print images whenever you want! However, you may not sell your images for profit.

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I shoot with two different Canon camera bodies and a variety of lenses, consisting of:

• Canon 70-200 F/2.8 L IS Telephoto Lens

• Canon EF 24-70 f/2.8L USM Standard Zoom Lens

• Canon EF 85mm f/1.2 L

• Canon 50mm f/1.2 USM Portrait

& many others.

While your generous family member may be decent behind the camera, here are a few things they aren’t so great at.

1. The ability to quickly adjust camera settings based on different lighting scenes. Most of the time photographers have 2-3 seconds to adjust settings on the fly, any more than that, and the photographer is almost guaranteed to miss something.

2. The knowledge of how the camera reads and interprets light. In tricky lighting situations, the photographer must rely on their experience rather than the camera’s readings.

3. The foresight to be prepared for each situation with a secondary camera prepped with a different type of lens. Professional photographers will always plan ahead.

4. The carrying cases needed to always have their necessary equipment and accessories on them at all times. Professional photographers will always have their equipment readily available on their person, or nearby.

5. Experience shooting fleeting moments that you only have one chance to capture. Something like a first kiss typically only lasts 1-2 seconds, and you don’t necessarily know exactly when it is going to happen. The photographer must be staring through their lens, prepared for this moment to happen.

6. Experience and knowledge required to anticipate angles and approaches to each scene. Knowing this only comes from experience.

7. The ability to create unique lighting scenes, and supplement natural light with their own lighting. Understanding light and lighting is something that comes from study, training and experience. Being a master of lighting is impossible unless you have tried shooting in every possible lighting situation.

8. Experience in guiding and directing large groups. This is where personality and tact are so important, and how they they interact with the bride, groom and their family.

9. The knowledge of advanced focus techniques.

10. Experience in taking extra shots of crucial pictures such as during formals in case of blinking, awkward expressions, etc.

hire a pro!

I wish that I could work with every budget! I truly understand that not everyone can afford the luxury of a photographer. Occasionally, I will try to work within a set budget if I have the date available! If you have a special circumstance, please message me so we can chat more!

The photos will be delivered to your email with a link to your online gallery. I use a site called “Pixieset” to deliver these. From there, you can download your photos, share the link with friends/family, share to social media, and order prints, and more!

You can also opt in for another delivery method, USB drive, disk, etc - let me know in our consultation!

This all depends on my bookings and availability. If at all possible, I’ll do my very best!

For my wedding clients, this may be more difficult to do. I’ll be communicating with you through the whole process, and we’ll make it happen!