Q. Do you use film or digital?
A. Digital.
Q. What mega pixal is your camera?
A. I have both an 8.2 and 12.8 mega pixal camera.
Q. How invasive are you during our day?
A. I'm not, I stand back from the action and capture it with a telephoto lens.
Q. What do most people get for a photography package?
A. 8 hours will generally cover everything from the getting ready pictures (of the bride), the ceremony, formals and reception.
Q. What if I want to have someone cover the guys getting ready and the coctail hour?
A. Then I recomment getting a second photographer for at least 4 hours.
Q. How long will it take for the photos to be ready?
A. About 2 weeks, I individually enhance each photo.
Q. Are the CD's copyright free?
A. Yes they are.
Q. What does it mean when a CD is copyright free.
A. That you can develop them anywhere without a problem.
Q. Can I buy extra copies?
A. Yes, they are $100 each.
Q. Will my images be online?
A. Yes, for your friends and family to view.
Q. Will my album be password protected.
A. Yes they will.
Q. Another photographer offered me a proof book, can you?
A. For a small fee we can add a proof book if you like. Proof prints are also available, but will need to be an additional charge.
Please feel free to contact me with further questions.
Q. How will my friends and family know about the web-album?
A. I will pass out cards at your event with the website and password.
Q. How many pictures will be on the CD?
A. All the final pictures will be there.
Q. How long will it take for the albums to be ready.
A. Once you choose your favorite images and have proofed the pages, about 2-4 weeks.
Q. Why does wedding photography cost so much?
A. When you see an hourly rate, the 4-8 hours of coverage is your price... But the work continues with editing, albums, travel, posting your online album and cd/dvd burning.
And although there is no film to develop the high end equipment used to both take and edit the image are costly as well the developing of the images for the client and albums.