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To ensure the best possible experience,
I provide a few guidelines to help you prepare for your photo session.
In a family portrait, we want to emphasize your face, not your arms and legs.
For this reason the family should:
- Avoid shorts and tank tops (these draw attention away from the face)
- Do wear dark socks and shoes
- Avoid bold or busy patterns that might draw attention
- Avoid tight patterns - especially stripes and checks (this includes corduroy) as it can cause swirly patterns in the final image.
- Do try to dress in similar colors - such as everyone in jeans and a black t-shirt or black slacks and white button down shirts or everyone wears khaki and turtlenecks (you get the idea).
When having senior or children portraits there are slightly different rules:
- Bring multiple outfits
- Bring props that are important to the subject or help show off their personality
(music or sports equipment or hobbies)
- shorts and sandals are fine as an option but a change of clothes should be bought along (just in case)
IHere are a couple of links to my welcome package .
Page one includes a summarized FYI area as well as some portrait samples and my Photographer credentials.
Page two includes a "what to expect" for your portrait session and a basic
price list of some of the more popular print sizes.
To get the best portrait possible, I need to know what your needs are, what your concerns are, are there any special considerations. I need the "five w's" - who, what, when, where and why. Knowing what you expect will help me create the art you want just as a consultation using my experience and advice will help you to know what to expect during a photography session to get the best possible results!
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