step onecontact me to book your session. I will email you a contract for your session and an invoice for your retainer fee. Everything can be taken care of online. for newborn sessions, once your contract is signed and your invoice is paid, your due date will be added to the calendar. For all other sessions, your session date will be scheduled. An online questionnaire will be sent for you to fill out your styling preferences,
step twoI ask that you notify me as soon as baby is born. Most sessions are scheduled around 2 weeks after birth, provided that everyone is healthy and healing properly. You will come to my studio for your newborn and milestone sessions, other sessions may be photographed at an alterate location. The session duration will depend on the type of session. most newborn sessions last 2-3 hours, allowing enough time for family and sibling photographs to be taken.
step threeAs early as the week following your session, you will return to the studio to view a gallery of un-edited images from your session. At that time, you will place your order. The digital files that you purchase at your ordering appointment will then be hand edited and delivered via online gallery approximately 3 weeks after your ordering appointment. The products purchased at your ordering appointment will be ordered and you will be notified when they arrive at the studio and are ready for pick up.
My ❤️ bowl and cozy layer from @theoriginalphotoblocksprops is still one of my most loved and coveted props. I have about 5 things that are my go-to’s and this is definitely one of them. Of course I also have 50 others that never see the light of day 😂 The life of a newborn photographer…
I have made the insane decision to start my sourdough journey and to do that, I need to successfully create my very first starter. I mean, I don’t NEED TO, I could buy one… but I WANT TO because I’m a little crazy like that. 😂 There is SO MUCH info on the internet and they all say different things so I might try two different methods and see which one ‘takes’. Wish me luck. I’m going to need it!...
Never be afraid to try something different. I think as creatives, we come up with these ideas. We can picture them in our minds but when we try to create them, we fall short or we’re disappointed in the outcome. It doesn’t quite turn out the way we envisioned them. That’s okay! Trust the process. You might discover that all those ‘fails’ were just practice rounds setting you up to create something even more amazing....