Every shoot is different, for 2 hour portrait sessions you will receive a minimum of 100 images. For elopements and weddings you will receive a minimum of 400.

For portrait sessions, 2-3 weeks. For elopements and weddings, 4-6.

I have been a full time photographer since 2016. Prior to that I worked as a graphic designer, shooting part-time internationally for a non-profit and taking on photography sessions on the side. I began shooting semi-professionally in 2014.

Absolutely! Especially when my couples are traveling to Washington from different parts of the world. I have extensively shot across the country (and internationally) and national parks and can offer extensive knowledge about the area, conditions, and permitting.

I take on about 5 shoots a month, and only 1-2 travel (out of state).

It’s important to me that we are a good fit, so before either of us say “yes, let’s do it” we connect virtually. After getting to know one another, we can mutually decide to move forward. There will never be any pressure or expectations to book, as I believe everyone deserves to share their journey with the right person. If we decide it’s the right fit, then I will send a proposal that outlines payment schedule and includes a contract and we are good to go!

You will receive access to an online gallery that will be hosted indefinitely. You will have shared printing rights, and access to all edited JPG images virtually. I advise downloading and saving the entire gallery, but will also always have your photos stored.

I shoot on consecutive memory cards, (creating 2 copies of each image) and backup all images to multiple hard drives that are then synced to the cloud. When I have completed your gallery, all images will be backed up online as well as to 2 additional hard drives.

Of course! If your park permits require a certificate of insurance, just ask in advance.

I have a guide to help you, which you’ll receive after booking!

If you are looking to book with me, you are probably familiar with my style. I value maintaining natural hues and colors of the environment while adding a stylized look. I believe a lot of how photos look in post have to do with how you are creating and using light while shooting.

This remains to true to how I shoot you as an individual as well. I believe the environment you foster while working with human subjects is the biggest influence on someones “photogenic-ness”. I will edit out anything that isn’t permanently on your body, IE bruising, blemishes, or acne, but I will not alter the way you look naturally.