A few answers before we get started.
Find answers to common questions about booking, session info, and delivery.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How do we book you?
Start by filling out my contact form with a little about yourselves and what you have planned. I’ll get back to you with availability, collection details, and the next steps to make it official.
Where are you based?
I’m based in the Seattle area of Washington, photographing stories close to home and wherever your plans take us.
Do you travel for weddings & sessions?
Yes! Whether you’re planning something nearby or somewhere further away, I’d love to hear about it. Share your location when you inquire, and I’ll walk you through travel options and any associated costs.
What types of photography do you offer?
I photograph weddings, elopements, proposals, couples, families, and portraits. My approach centers on natural connection, gentle guidance, and photographs that feel like you.
How many hours of coverage do we need?
It depends on what you’d like documented. We’ll talk through your plans, locations, and the moments that matter most, then choose coverage that gives your story room to unfold without feeling rushed.
How many photos will we receive?
The number varies with your collection and the amount of coverage. I’ll share what to expect before you book, and your final gallery will include a thoughtfully edited selection that tells the story of your day or session.
When will we receive our photos?
Delivery timing depends on the type of session and will be outlined before you book. Once your photographs are ready, I’ll send you an online gallery where you can view, download, and share them.
Do you deliver RAW/unedited photos?
I deliver fully edited photographs and don’t include RAW or unedited files. Editing is part of my creative process, giving your gallery the finished look and feel you see throughout my work.
How do you keep our photos safe?
I keep backup copies of your photographs throughout the editing and delivery process. Once you receive your gallery, I recommend downloading your images and saving them in two separate places for safekeeping.
How do we book you?
Start by filling out my contact form with a little about yourselves and what you have planned. I’ll get back to you with availability, collection details, and the next steps to make it official.
Where are you based?
I’m based in the Seattle area of Washington, photographing stories close to home and wherever your plans take us.
Do you travel for weddings and sessions?
Yes! Whether you’re planning something nearby or somewhere further away, I’d love to hear about it. Share your location when you inquire, and I’ll walk you through travel options and any associated costs.
What types of photography do you offer?
I photograph weddings, elopements, proposals, couples, families, and portraits. My approach centers on natural connection, gentle guidance, and photographs that feel like you.
How many hours of coverage do we need?
It depends on what you’d like documented. We’ll talk through your plans, locations, and the moments that matter most, then choose coverage that gives your story room to unfold without feeling rushed.
How many photos will we receive?
The number varies with your collection and the amount of coverage. I’ll share what to expect before you book, and your final gallery will include a thoughtfully edited selection that tells the story of your day or session.
When will we receive our photos?
Delivery timing depends on the type of session and will be outlined before you book. Once your photographs are ready, I’ll send you an online gallery where you can view, download, and share them.
Do you deliver RAW/unedited photos?
I deliver fully edited photographs and don’t include RAW or unedited files. Editing is part of my creative process, giving your gallery the finished look and feel you see throughout my work.
How do you keep our photos safe?
I keep backup copies of your photographs throughout the editing and delivery process. Once you receive your gallery, I recommend downloading your images and saving them in two separate places for safekeeping.