Question 1

Do you have insurance?

Accepted Answer

I do! Just let me know if your venue requires a certificate of liability, and I’ll send that over to them.

Question 2

How many pictures will we get?

Accepted Answer

The number of images you receive depends on the package you choose and the length of coverage. For our 35mm full wedding packages, you can expect approximately 25–75 images per hour of shooting time. For our vintage-focused portrait packages, each guest who has a portrait taken will receive a digital image and/or a handcrafted print, depending on the package selected. If you’d like more specific details, feel free to reach out—we’re always happy to help!

Question 3

Do you work with assistants or other photographers?

Accepted Answer

Yes. My wife assists or serves as a second shooter at every wedding and event. Having two of us allows for more coverage, perspectives, and attention to detail throughout the day. For our vintage-focused portrait packages, she plays an essential role by assisting with film handling, guiding portrait posing, taking light readings, and adjusting lighting as needed. This ensures each portrait is carefully crafted and consistent with the vintage aesthetic we’re known for.

Question 4

Do you shoot digital as well as film?

Accepted Answer

Yes. For weddings, I offer full-day coverage with film-only or hybrid digital + film options. Engagement sessions can also be photographed on film, digital, or a combination of both. We’ll choose the approach that best fits your vision, timeline, and priorities.

Question 5

What are Vintage Portraits?

Accepted Answer

Vintage Portraits are large-format 4×5 film portraits created during your wedding or event. Each portrait is carefully composed, individually lit, and photographed on sheet film. Guests who participate receive a digital scan and have the option to order handcrafted darkroom prints, made using traditional printing techniques for a truly heirloom-quality result.

Question 6

What is it like working with a film photographer?

Accepted Answer

Film photography is slower, more intentional, and focused on capturing moments as they naturally unfold. I shoot with purpose, paying close attention to light, composition, and timing. The result is imagery with a timeless, organic quality that can’t be replicated digitally. You’ll still receive a complete, thoughtfully curated gallery—just created with a more hands-on, craft-driven approach.

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