Booking Process:
I. Connection call
Reach out by email to set up a time for a connection call so I can learn more about your brand. We will chat about your business & I will give you insight on my process and how we can work together.
II. Proposal & Retainer
I’ll request site images or renderings of the project in advance, so that I can better understand the spaces and prepare accordingly. To book & reserve your date the next step will be to sign the photography agreement and pay retainer before preproduction planning begins.
III. Pre-Production
Prior to shoot day, I'll work with you to gather info needed to create an efficient plan and ensure we're focusing on the images that matter most. Depending on the project, this may include:
• Coordinating timelines, access, and key contacts
• Reviewing project photos, plans, or renderings
• Addressing logistical considerations ahead of the shoot
• Site visits for full / multi day sessions
• Pre-shoot phone calls or meetings
• Developing a shot list and photography plan
Session FAQ
How long are we on location for?
The duration of a photo session varies depending on the type and scope of the project. For most interior sessions, I will be on location for a full day to ensure that your photos are magazine-ready. The photography process is slow-paced and detail-oriented, involving several steps such as adding or removing light, adjusting decor, and determining the right composition before the shutter clicks. Throughout the process, I work collaboratively with clients on site to ensure that the final images meet all requirements.
How many final photos can I expect?
FULL DAY: Generally I am able to create anywhere from 10-15 photographs in an 8 hr day for residential interior design.
HALF DAY: You can expect up to 6-8 images to be photographed in a half day shoot. These sessions are perfect for focus on 1-2 spaces in a home.
Each composition can easily take up to 45 mins to capture, as I do collaborate closely with clients. Staging, styling & adding models (or pets!) will elevate images for an editorial look, but it will affect the number of images we can create in one day. Additionally, some spaces may require some extra time if a space has high or low natural lighting. Larger projects may require two-three session days to capture.
What Is Your Typical Turnaround Time?
As I handle all my editing personally with extra time and care, the average turnaround time is typically 2-4 weeks after proofs are selected for editing. For larger projects, I recommend planning closer to 3-4 weeks, but I always strive to deliver finals early whenever possible. Turnaround times can vary based on my current editing queue, project size, and retouching requirements
What Information Do You Need To Provide A Quote?
The more information you can share about the project, the better. Helpful details include the project location, intended use of the images, timeline, and any photos, plans, renderings, or project details you have available.
From there, I'll review the project and recommend the best approach based on your goals.
How are your rates structured?
Pricing for residential interiors is based on a package rate which is based on the following elements:
Creative: The time and skill needed to complete the shoot. This includes client meetings, pre shoot prep, travel
Licensing: A standard set of rights to market your images, covers a variety of usage to fit the needs of most clients. Learn more about licensing HERE
Post production: Editing, culling, delivery.
One room photography coverage starts at $1300
How Many Spaces Can We Photograph In A Day?
How many spaces we can photograph in a day depends on several factors, including the size of the spaces, the level of styling and preparation required, travel between locations, and how many final images you're hoping to receive.
As a general guideline, a half-day session is often a good fit for 1-2 spaces, while a full day can accommodate larger projects or multiple areas within the same property. During our planning call, I'll review the project and recommend an approach that allows us to create strong, intentional imagery without feeling rushed.
Cost Sharing Discount
The cost sharing discount is arranged before a shoot and is an opportunity for clients to receive a discount on the cost of a session. Cost sharing allows any and all relevant trades involved in your project to split the fees of a session and receive final photographs. The more businesses you have involved with one session, the more you will save. A fee of +30% of session costs are added per party. Any 3rd party that wants access to the photos after the shoot has wrapped, they will have the option to purchase the images separately based on a per-image rate.
What does Session Day look like?
1
Review
Walk through the project together, discuss priorities, and identify the key design features to highlight.
2
Compose
Refine the camera position and composition to create a balanced image that best represents the space.
3
Style & Refine
Fine-tune furnishings, décor, artwork, and other details to ensure everything works cohesively within the frame.
4
Light & Capture
Shape and balance light, then capture a series of exposures that will be blended together during post-production to create the final photograph.
Image licensing
Did you recently see your product or work featured in one of my photographs? Instantly upgrade your website or social media pages by purchasing a license to use images for your marketing materials. Use the contact form below to reach out! *subject to availability