FAQ

We specialize in several types of photography. People will first want to know what kind of

services we offer. If you are looking for a different type or style of photography, please ask. We

have a list of the types of photography and anything you're willing to discuss on a case-by-case

basis.

This is because we offer experience producing high-quality images that will last a lifetime and

create beautiful memories. We take advantage of this opportunity.

We take a deposit with each booking to provide security and peace of mind. This holds people

accountable and shows them the value of your time. A cancelation with less than 48 hours' notice

causes you to lose your deposit.

Here's another common question that we see. Depending on the nature and type of print, it might

be reasonable to wait anywhere from a few days to a few weeks.

We provide the digital image for an additional cost. Be aware that we maintain the copyrights of

the photos.

Each image or product has a precise cost and is on the pricing page; this price is final without the

shipment, handling, or tax.

If there is a rescheduling or to accept a last-minute cancellation, it would be 48 hours before the

date. We will help you as much as possible to change the date.

We offer two hours for sessions, while travel photography sessions might be booked as all-day

events, or they will be detailed in the specifications of the tour. You will get the time and

attention you deserve, and we will only drag the process out once necessary.

Today, digital photography has changed the game entirely. You will get the end product you are

paying for, despite what could happen along the way. We will backup process and secure images

between shoots, editing, and delivery to keep them safe and guarantee that nothing goes wrong.

Invariably, a not controlled situation could happen, but that is very uncommon.

Technology is excellent, but everyone knows it's only sometimes reliable. It's better to be

prepared so we give peace of mind to our clients.

Ownership is a big topic in the world of photography. When we press the shutter button and an

image is captured as a photographer, we own the copyright without doing anything further. There

are some exceptions to this rule, but all those exceptions would include you signing some

contract that transfers your copyright ownership to another party.