Frequently Asked Questions
FAQ
Will you edit my images? I'm self-conscious.
Yes. All images include professional, high-quality editing. We've seen the overly-Photoshopped images and know that they are fake. I believe that people want to see the real you. I will enhance your natural beauty so you look your absolute best!
Where are you based and do you travel?
I'm in the Sugar Land, Texas area and yes I love to travel! If you live in the Houston area, I usually charge a small travel fee. But I always try to find the cheapest way to travel to the session location.
When will I get my photos?
Your will receive an online gallery link with all your photos within a maximum of 2 weeks. You can download all the photos from the gallery but also share them, choose your favorites, and also order prints!
What do I wear? Do you help with wardrobe? Any tips on makeup and hair?
Yes! If you are not sure what to wear for your session, I offer a Wardrobe Guide that you'll receive when you book your session. I will also provide you with makeup and hair tips.
What is your rescheduling policy?
If you need to reschedule due to an illness or emergency, I understand that life happens. Because I reserve your date just for you, your session is non-refundable but will carry over to your rescheduled session. There is a rescheduling fee of $100. Please note: I am usually booked two months in advance.
What is your scheduling process and how do I book you?
Please email or call me to schedule a consultation so we can discuss your photography needs and determine a session location. I'll then send you a formal quote for you to approve. Once the quote is approved, I'll send you a final invoice and a calendar invite to your session. Payment will be due on the date of the session (you can pay in advance or day of with a check or credit card). I usually allow my clients to view photos during the session to pick out the ones they like so I can then start the editing process. Once I am done editing your photos, you will receive a link to view your photos.
