What kind of photography do you do?

My most proficient areas of photography are in portraiture, conceptual, studio-based, interior, graduation, maternal, and matrimonial photography.

How does scheduling work?

I accept a variety of formats of scheduling, whether through direct-message, by email, or phone call/consultation. As I am currently a college student, my availability lies best throughout most of the week besides Thursdays and Fridays, though studio times may vary throughout the week.

I have an idea for a photoshoot, how would we do it?

If you have a concept in-mind that you would like to execute, I would recommend creating a mood-board that gives us a general idea of what we’re looking for. From personal experience, I’ve found apps like Pinterest to be most helpful for scenarios as such.

What if I don’t have a set idea to reference for a session?

In the time leading up to a session, I’ll be in communication to help us get more settled towards a direction for how we’ll approach various aspects of a session (lighting, choice of color, framing, etc.). Most of my sessions tend to already have a formulaic process for how I plan to go about, especially in studio settings, so while a mood-board would be great to utilize for reference, it is not entirely necessary for all sessions.

Do you work with budgets?

Absolutely. The session-types listed are more of a frame-of-reference that covers most session-specific scenarios, but I am more than happy to work with any figure amount to see what would be most ideal.

Are my photographs going to be posted?

Client work is subject to be posted, but never without prior notification, specification, and confirmation to do so. If, for example, you would rather a certain photograph or all photographs not to be posted, rest assured that they will not be.

Can I bring someone with me to a session?

Absolutely. Feel completely free to bring anyone with you during a session for any reason, if desired.

How do studio sessions work?

Currently, all studio sessions I conduct take place at the College of Visual Arts and Design Building, stationed at the University of North Texas in Denton. It includes traditional studio lighting, color gels, backdrops, and other amenities that meet a majority of production requirements.

Are sessions time-limited?

Generally, the given time to shoot as listed serves as a framework for the approximate amount of time needed for each designated session-type, rather than the absolute maximum amount of time allowed to shoot. Sessions that require significantly more time are subject to an increase in total price.

Do you do sessions on-location?

Yes, I also do photography at outside areas around the general Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, and I will be able to travel to meet at a pre-determined location. No extra fees/costs will apply unless for areas further out. Feel free to contact for questions about sessions outside of the DFW area.

Can I bring multiple outfits?

Yes, of course. You are welcome to bring up to 3 different outfit changes. More than 3 outfit changes are subject to an increase in total price to account for the extra time likely needed for a given session.

How do prints work?

Prints are priced by size. There is no minimum quantity requirement, and you will be free to choose which images you would like to have printed, if desired. Prints will be commuted via local delivery or pickup.

The place I want to go requires a photography fee, how does that factor into a session?

There are certain places that may require a separate fee for photoshoot purposes, of which clients will be responsible for covering. I would advise to be aware of places as such that may charge for shooting on private property.

What happens if I’m late to a planned photography session?

Things can happen, and I wholeheartedly understand if you are unable to make it to a photoshoot on-time. I can allow up to an hour to arrive after a planned time if needed, though this may cut into shooting times. I very much encourage you to contact me if anything comes up prior to a shoot. If you are aware that you will be more than an hour late, I would recommend communicating a need to reschedule.

What if I need to reschedule a shoot?

Rescheduling is perfectly acceptable. Your sent deposit will cover up to 2 weeks of a later date. Any rescheduled date after then will require another, separate deposit.

What if I have to cancel a shoot altogether?

Also completely understandable. If a shoot needs to be cancelled, I encourage you to contact me as well in-advance as possible. Deposits are non-refundable, but no further amount will be charged.

What forms of payment do you accept?

I accept a variety of forms of payment, including Zelle, Venmo, CashApp, PayPal, as well as cash and/or checks.