Answers to Common Questions
How do I book a session
You can book directly through my contact form or by sending me a quick email. Once we choose your date and location, I'll send a simple booking link and deposit info to secure your session
When Will i get my photos back
My standard turnaround time is 2 - 3 weeks, give or take depending on the season and editing volume. During busier months, turnaround times may be a bit longer but I promise it is worth the wait.
How Many photos will I recieve
Every session includes a curated online gallery of high resolution images. I don't set strict limits - I deliver all the best moments that tell your story beautifully. With that said, mini sessions include 20+ fully edited images. Full sessions include 40 + Often more!
Can I order Prints
Yes! Your online gallery includes professional quality print options for easy ordering.
what if the weather doesn't cooporate
We will continue on! Some of the most stunning, storytelling images happen in unexpected weather. Moodie skies, a little wind, or a soft drizzle can create magic. Imperfect conditions often lead to something truly unique.
What to Wear
1. COORDINATE, DON'T MATCH: Choose tones that complement one another. Soft neutrals, warm earth tones, or muted pastels always look timeless together.
2. ADD TEXTURE AND MOVEMENT: Knits, linen, flow fabrics, and layers photography beautifully. Avoid logos or loud patterns that distract.
3. DRESS FOR THE VIBE: If we're outdoors, wear something you can move and play in comfortably. Barefoot on the beach, books in the forest, or sundresses in the desert.
4. FOR FAMILIES OR COUPLES: Start with one outfit you LOVE, then coordinate everyone else around that color palette. Choose pieces that feel like you and make you comfortable, confident and natural.
Choosing Color Palettes That Photograph Beautifully
Neutrals are Timeless
Soft, natural colors always photograph beautifully. Think:
Cream, beige, ivory, sand
Taupe, tan, soft brown
White (especially textured cotton or linen)
Muted grays or warm stone tones
These create an elegant, airy feel and allow you to be the focus, not the outfit.
Earthy Tones for Warmth & Depth
Earth tones bring warmth and richness to your photos — especially outdoors. Try mixing:
Olive, sage, or muted green
Rust, terracotta, camel, or burnt orange
Deep mustard or golden beige
Soft clay or dusty rose
These colors work beautifully in natural settings like fields, forests, or the coast they blend with the landscape rather than competing with it.
Cool, Muted Shades for Calm & Contrast
If you’re drawn to cooler tones, go for muted versions instead of bright ones.
Dusty blue, steel blue, or slate
Misty lavender, lilac-gray
Soft teal or faded navy
Pairing cool tones with neutral layers (like cream or sand) keeps your palette soft and cohesive without feeling washed out.
Tried and true texture paletes
Quick Examples of Palette Combos
Coastal Neutrals: Cream, sand, light blue, sage
Autumn Warmth: Rust, beige, olive, dusty rose
Modern Minimal: Charcoal, ivory, taupe, soft brown
Romantic Softs: Blush, cream, gray-blue, warm tan
Mix Textures, Not Patterns
Textures: Linen, denim, knits, or gauze, photograph far better than bold prints. Small patterns (floral, plaid, or subtle stripes) can work, but avoid anything that feels busy or overly modern. Soft, natural fabrics create movement and flow that adds life to your images.
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