01.

How long does the photo session last?

Honestly, I don't like to put myself and my clients in a time frame. You pay for photographs and good memories, not for time. We won't worry about time unless you have really tight schedule. Usually, photo sessions last 1-1,5 hours. Or more if we need it. We can take breaks whenever we want.

02.

How should I prepare?

Before every photo session, we usually have a zoom call, where we chat about ideas, where we're gonna shoot, what to wear, and other details. I want to get to know you better, so we can capture you as you are. After that, I will create a mood board (references) that will convey the mood and idea of our photoshoot.

03.

Can I choose a location?

Of course! We can shoot outdoors - at the beach, in the city, in the park, or at the studio and at your place, at home. I love to shoot at home, where you feel most relaxed and confident.

04.

how many pictures will I get?

For a personal portrait, you will get 30+ edited photographs; for a family session, 40+, but usually, it's always a little bit more. I don't like to overwhelm my clients with tons of pictures. I pick only the best ones.

05.

Can I get all the original raw files?

Usually, I don't give originals to my clients. It's not because I don't want you to have all your memories- it's because I only want to deliver my very best finished work.

06.

When and Where will I get the photographs?

You will get your photographs in 7 days or earlier through the link in a private gallery. You'll be able to download, share and print them.

07.

Do you have a make-up artist and a hairstylist?

Normally I don't. I suggest my clients have no or minimal makeup. I always look for a natural appearance.

08.

I don't know what to wear.

I always help my clients with outfits.

But the main rule is you must feel comfortable!

09.

How do I understand you're the right photographer for me?

I encourage you to go through my portfolio and see if you like my own vision and style because, for the best result, we should have chemistry.