How do we prepare for the session?

When you book you’ll receive information via email. Also we will arrange an appointment before the session to talk about it, sign the contract and discuss all the details.

When do newborn sessions happen?

Newborns change very fast, and so its best to capture those magical early days as soon as possible. Within the first 2 weeks is best because much after that babies wake more easily, and become less curly.

How long is a newborn session?

A typical newborn session lasts between 2 to 4 hours, the length of the session varies with each baby. I allow plenty of time for feeding, changing and settling.

How can I book?

Please either call, email or contact me via the contact form on my website. All of these options can be found on the contact page.

My baby is already born, is it too late to have a session?

That depends on how old baby is when you contact me, and if I have any available last minute slots. I will always try to fit you in.

What is model release

From time to time when I want to try my new outfits and props or refresh my photo gallery  I will  announce a model release. You can enjoy a free session and 3 digital images from session.

What does commercial photography mean?

Commercial Photography is  Advertising Photography.
In General this photography will help you advertise yourself , your products or your business

How much does it cost?

All depends on your personal needs and what you are looking for.
If the pictures are only for your website or maybe posters. How many pictures will you need. Where you are based. For quote please contact me via contact page.
For product photography you will find the  price list page 

What does product photography mean?

Best for:
E-Commerce
Website
Marketing or Advertising
Social Media

What is needed to get started product photography?

Massage me to discuss the details, usually I also ask for few sample photo, is much easier that way exceed your expectation.

What happens to my product after the shoot?

I will ship your product(s) back if you have provided a return label and have requested them to be returned.