Photographs and films worth keeping.
Photography and film for weddings, events, portraits and brands. Planned with care, made honestly and delivered exactly as promised.
We believe the best photographs come from preparation, patience and trust. So we plan every project carefully, work calmly on the day, and hand you images that will still feel true in twenty years.
What we make
One studio for photo and film, personal and professional.
Clear from the first message.
Every step happens in one place: your proposal, your agreement, your invoices and, finally, your photographs and films.
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Inquiry
Tell us about your date, place and what matters to you. We reply personally with availability and next steps.
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Conversation
A short call to understand the day, the people and how you will use the photographs.
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Proposal
A clear proposal with coverage, deliverables, investment and the payment schedule. Accept it online, or ask for changes.
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Agreement
Review and sign the agreement electronically. We countersign, your first invoice arrives, and your date is reserved.
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The day
We arrive prepared, work calmly and discreetly, and record what matters, including what you didn’t plan.
Guides for planning well.
Practical advice from our photographers and filmmakers.
All guides
How to Build a Wedding Day Timeline That Leaves Room for Photos and Film
Work outward from your ceremony time and sunset, give each part of the day a realistic block, and add buffer. Here is how, with a sample timeline for a 4 pm ceremony.
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How to Prepare a Home for Real Estate Photos and Video
Clear surfaces, turn on every light with matching bulbs, open blinds evenly and get cars, pets and people out of frame. Here’s the room by room checklist we give sellers.
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Photo, Film or Both? How to Choose Wedding Coverage
Photos give you moments to print and frame. Film keeps voices, movement and sound. Here is what each delivers, how a combined team works and how to decide.
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All questionsWhere do you work?
Across the United States. When travel costs apply, they are listed clearly in your proposal before you commit to anything.
How far ahead should we book?
Weddings and large events usually book many months ahead; portrait and commercial sessions often a few weeks. If your date is soon, ask anyway. We will tell you honestly what is possible.
What kinds of photography do you offer?
Weddings, events, portraits, commercial and brand work, product, real estate and architecture, corporate, and family sessions. If your project falls somewhere in between, tell us about it.
How do we reserve our date?
After you accept your proposal, we send a short agreement to sign online. Your date is reserved once both parties have signed and the first payment in your schedule has been received.
Tell us about your day.
Share a date, a place and what matters to you. We reply personally within one business day.