What You Should Know About My Day Rates

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What You Should Know About My Day Rates

Like all photographers my packages and prices have evolved as the years have gone on. In part because my skill set and abilities have grown, and my equipment has grown, as well as the demand on my time. From that growth is where I have judged and valued my skill level to determine what fair pricing would be.

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Hiring a Photographer is A Wise Investment

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Hiring a Photographer is A Wise Investment

There comes a time in every ones life when they are wanting to have specific photographs made. Before when I was young that meant you looked up a studio or photographer in the phone book, called made an appointment and drug everyone to a studio in dressy clothes. Then you waited usually a week or two for proofs to come back and would have to go in sit down with the photographer and choose your images and prints.

It was a longer more drawn out process than it is today.

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Using Talents to Help Talented Friends

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Using Talents to Help Talented Friends

One of my greatest joys as a photographer has always been using my talents to help others. Sometimes that had been in the form of capturing a Wish Enhancement for the Make A Wish Foundation, sometimes in creating a phonebook of memories of a love one gone, and other times in help professional friends in their own work by making images to help them out.

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Never Be Afraid to Ask

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Never Be Afraid to Ask

I pride myself in working with clients and helping them to realize their dreams and book the professional they want behind the camera. I am willing to work with my clients to ensure that I can do that. I know other photographers who are the same.

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What Comes After Writing A Book?

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What Comes After Writing A Book?

I spent two years following the release of my Rodeo photography book writing an actual book. Two soul crushing years spent in reflection, with my thoughts, staring at blank pages, soul searching, micro-focusing, and working my fingers off. I thought the finish line— releasing/ publishing my book— would bring a joy to me, would make me feel like everything was worth it.

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