Let’s begin with a conversation
Tell us what you have in mind
A new photograph for yourself, a colleague joining the team or portraits for your whole practice. Tell us a little about it and we will work through the next steps with you.
A little about your portraits
Tell us a little about yourself and the photographs you have in mind.
Your message, in your words
Review and send this from your email app when you’re ready.
A few words are enough to begin
Let us know who needs photographs, where you would like the session and roughly when. A link to your website helps us see where the pictures will live.
If you are still deciding on the look, say so. We can think through the options together.
Tell us what would help you feel ready
You can mention an expression you like, an old photograph you want to replace or something about being photographed that feels unfamiliar.
For a team, tell us the approximate number of people and who will help coordinate the day. We can discuss the room and the schedule from there.
Know what you are choosing
After we talk about the pictures, we put the session and quote in writing. You will know the location, photographs, editing and agreed uses before confirming.
Include a website launch or other date if you have one. We will talk through the timing with you.
Get a feel for how the session worksBefore we meet.
A few things you might be wondering before we meet.
Can I ask about a portrait just for myself?
Yes. Tell us where you want to use the photograph and what you have in mind. We can help you choose the setting and session.
What if we do not know our full team size yet?
An approximate number is enough to start. We will talk through who needs photographs and confirm the people and schedule as the session takes shape.
Do I need to have a complete plan?
You can get in touch with a website link and a few ideas. We will help you think through the background, setting and photographs you need.
Does getting in touch reserve a date?
We confirm a date after agreeing the session and quote with you. Your first message starts the conversation.