Is it rude to ask a photographer not to post your photos?

Even though photographers legally own the images they create, most professionals gladly honor a client’s wish for privacy. Some may simply include a small fee or clause in the contract for exclusive rights.

How many pictures do I get?

Unlimited. I shoot continuously and deliver hundreds of good images. A full-day wedding with 150–250 guests and 12+ hours can exceed 1,000 photos, while smaller events produce fewer.

How many weddings have you shot?

I photograph roughly 30–45 weddings per year. I started photography in 2008 and photographed my first wedding in 2010.

Should I ask my photographer what type of equipment they use?

It s hold not matter most of the time, but it’s perfectly fine to ask. There’s nothing wrong with being curious about the tools your photographer uses.

What distinguishes your work from that of others?

Quality, quality, quality—plus a friendly, fun, and relaxed attitude.

On this website are all of the images yours?

Most images are mine; some are by associates. Many are very recent, with a few from earlier years.

What type of equipment do you use?

Canon cameras with a variety of lenses, flashes, and triggers. Overall, I’m a Canon shooter.

Can I give you a list of specific shots we would like?

Absolutely. Sharing a list of priorities helps me deliver exactly what matters most to you.

How will you be dressed?

For weddings I wear slacks, dress shoes, and a dress shirt. For smaller events and photo shoots I may be slightly more casual—never shorts or flip-flops.

Do you provide retouching and editing services?

Yes. Delivered images receive touch-ups like exposure, contrast, white balance, and cropping. Additional detailed retouching—such as removing stray hair or blemishes—can be requested for selected images.