Despite how many cameras exist in our culture now, many of us are still shy when someone points one our way. I suspect this comes from a latent sense that we don't entirely trust what will be done with our image - we don't trust the person holding the camera.

For this reason, I start to try to earn your trust by asking what do *you* want to do with the images? Why do you want photographs? How would you want to keep or display them? My process from our first conversation to the final delivery of images is meant to maximize our mutual understanding of why you want photographs, and how you plan to enjoy them. I'm not being nosy, I'm trying to serve your needs.

The structure of our time together has four parts - the Consultation, the Shoot, the Viewing, and the Delivery. A brief description of each is below and I will also be checking in with you every step of the way in terms of expectations and making our time together work for you. You might also be curious about how to get the most out of your photographer.