Thank you for spending time on my website and considering me as your photographer. I feel honored that you have taken time to have a look at my work, and shown interest in me. Here are some FAQ about me.
For Clients
How long have you been in the industry?
I started my journey in 2013 as a part time photographer and end of 2015 decided to become a full time photographer.
Do you have a studio?
Yes! Please look at the next page – Studio – to read more about my home based studio!
What do you shoot with?
I LOVE Canon and shoot with the best Canon gear on the market.
How far ahead should I book my shoot?
Shoots can be booked once you are aware of your availability. A couple of months ahead is perfect, and a few weeks ahead also fine. Best is to confirm my availability and we can arrange it from there.
Do you shoot on location?
Yes! I love doing on location sessions and shoot wherever you have in mind. I can also help to think of ideas and possible locations.
What happens if it starts raining the morning before the shoot?
If it starts raining before our shoot has started we will reschedule for a more appropriate day, or the back up option is always to shoot in studio, depending on type of session, how many people are included in session, etc.
How much deposit has to be paid to confirm bookings?
Whether it’s an on location or studio shoot, both require 50% booking fee to confirm booking date.
What type of shoots do you offer?
I do a wide variety of sessions, starting with studio work which includes maternity, cake smash, newborn, portfolio, and on location engagement, couple, proposal shoots, family, portraits, maternity, etc. Feel free to contact me to find out about the services I offer.
Where are you located?
I am in Brackenfell, Cape Town.
Do you travel?
I surely do. Please email me your enquiry and we can discuss some details.
When are the best times to shoot?
Best times are sunrise, or during golden hour, sunset.
When do we receive our photos?
Shoots take 2-3 weeks to complete. It might be sooner, but all will depend on the work load at that stage.