Q: How much will it cost?

The cost for your headshot session is $149 and includes your session and five meticulously edited photos Additional photos are $15 each. Your session will take between 20 and 60 minutes, depending on how many outfit changes you require. After your session we'lI edit the best shots and present you (online) watermarked versions of them so you can choose your favorites.

The cost for your family portraits is $149. You will receive up to 10 meticulously edited photos, with additional images $15 each.

When will I recieve my photos?

Turnaround is 3-5 business days for headshots. Weddings and family portraits might take longer depending on the season. We painstakingly edit all photos by hand, we never deliver unedited pics.

Q: May I reschedule my session?

Of course! We will also refund deposits as long as you cancel 24 hours in advance.

Q: How long will my session take? How many poses do I get?

Headshot sessions can take as little as 20 minutes, but we'll work for up to 90 minutes at no extra charge to ensure we have the variety of photos you desire. Your session time will be a relaxed and fun experience!

We'll pose you in as many poses and in as many outfits as you like!

Family photos sessions typically last 60-90 minutes. We will happily take a few solo portraits at no extra charge!

Q: Can you take my photos outdoors or on location? Does it cost extra?

We love outdoor and locations shoots! Outdoor and location sessions might cost extra depending on travel time, etc.. Text us or call and we'll discuss it. We'll photograph you at your offices, at downtown Cincinnati, Ault Park, the Museum Center, and other locations such as Spring Grove Cemetery (a Cincinnati favorite for brides and couples).

Family photos are often shot at a local park and there is no extra charge.

Q: How many clothing changes do I get?

As many outfits as you like! We encourage you to bring optional outfits if you desire.

Q:  What do I wear for a photo session?

Clothing choices for portrait session can be a touchy subject, we know! The goal of a portrait photographer is to make clothing "disappear" so the focus is on the eyes and face. With that in mind:

Avoid stripes, checks, and loud patterns. Holiday sweaters are fine for winter pics but otherwise try to avoid patterns. Black, white, mustard, orange, yellow should be avoided. Subtle color in makeup is good. 

DO wear solids and very subtle patterns. Subtle in makeup is good. The best clothing colors for portraits are blues, teals/turquoises, and other shades in the blue and blue-green family (the most universally flattering family of all colors). Rich and deep greens, purples, and blue are all good. Gray is better than black though not ideal. Earthy and warm browns ok. Textured fabrics, like cable knit sweaters, etc., are excellent for fall and winter photo sessions.

Men should wear a collared, long sleeve shirt when possible.

White or off-white sweater might be fine for solo portraits, but bring extra outfits tops, shirts, or jackets to be safe.

FOR COUPLE PORTRAITS AND GROUP SESSIONS

Choose one to three colors for your portrait, colors with similar tones that go nicely together. Then have everyone work within that color palette. For example, a group could wear dark green, navy, and burgundy, which are all dark jewel tones. Or a group could wear tan, a lighter olive-green, and denim, all of which are lighter, softer tones.

Normally, sleeves should be close to elbow length or greater and men should wear long pants, normally.

Q: How do you deliver my photos? Do you offer print packages?

We will deliver your images to you via a private viewing gallery or dropbox. We don’t offer print packages, but we do recommend Mpix and Nations Photo Lab.