FAQ

A.The main thing is to be comfortable. A family photo shoot should be a relaxed and happy event. Wearing clothes that make you feel comfortable will help you to ease into the shoot.

It’s not so much about what to avoid, but what works best for you and your surroundings.

For instance, if you are having a garden shoot, surrounded by lots of leafy green foliage, muted greens, browns and oranges will only aid in camouflaging you. If it’s a dreary, overcast day, you might want to re-consider wearing whites and greys and going for a pop of colour or contrast instead.

Contrast is your friend. Make sure you set yourself apart from your background.

A.In terms of what to avoid, the main thing I suggest people avoid wearing are any clothing with large logos or motifs/characters. These graphics, particularly logos and well known characters can really detract from the focal point – your lovely faces. Peoples eyes will naturally be drawn to those in the first instance.
You should also avoid any overly branded clothing and outfits that are too casual. I want to see people looking comfortable in their portraits, but I also want to see them looking like the best versions of themselves. Tracksuits are hardly ever a good idea as wardrobe for a professional portrait.

A.Yes, additional retouched images are available for purchase. Contact me for pricing.

A.Unfortunately not. Only retouched images will be provided.

A.Some apps are pretty accurate, but living in Vancouver has taught us that we can't trust the weather. Incase there is a change in the weather we can always rebook the session.

A.On the contrary. It's much harder to shoot in the sun. My ideal weather for a photoshoot would be overcast with some sun. We get a much softer light on cloudy days.