Yes. Event coverage typically includes a balance of candid moments and lightly directed group or portrait shots. If you have specific priorities—such as more candid coverage or more formal group photos—this can be discussed in advance. If you struggle with posing, have no fear!

Neutral tones, simple patterns, and clothing that fits well tend to photograph best. Avoid logos or very busy designs unless they are meaningful to you. Comfort is important—clothing should allow you to move naturally.

Film photography uses light-sensitive film rather than a digital sensor. It is often chosen for its softer tonal range, organic grain, and natural color rendering, especially for skin tones. Many clients are drawn to film for its timeless, tactile quality.

Yes. Location suggestions can be based on lighting, accessibility, and the overall feel you are looking for. Outdoor locations are often scheduled around the best available light, usually golden hour which is about an hour or so before sunset!

Yes. You’re welcome to share a Pinterest board or reference images to communicate mood, color, or overall direction. These references are helpful for understanding your preferences, though the final images will reflect my own approach and the realities of the location, lighting, and moment.

All delivered images are professionally edited for color, exposure, and consistency. Retouching is kept natural and minimal unless more extensive editing is requested in advance. I do not offer any RAW photos from the session.

I photograph events with discretion and awareness. All photos are edited and stored on a local hard drive, accessed by me and me only! When elected, all photos from your event are not shared with any social media or other entity.

For film photos, female development staff will be requested for any religious reasons, like Henna parties!