When should I schedule my shoot? |
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I advise six to ten weeks
before your due date, but..... |
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Scheduling depends on how your pregnancy
progresses. Schedule earlier if you're slowing down,
schedule when it's convenienent and you like your
shape if you're feeling great! |
What should I bring? |
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Bring anything you feel comfortable
in and LOVE. Avoid patterns, stripes and plaids
unless you love them more than anything. |
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Pants - jeans (any color), black
pants |
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Shirts - big, white, button-down
rumpled man's shirt |
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Tanks - anything fitted or stretchy
in solid colors (white, black, red, blue...) |
What does the photographer
provide? |
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White and gold drapery |
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A white nightgown |
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A cream robe |
What beauty preparation
should I consider? |
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Get a manicure and a pedicure a day
or two in advance |
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Wear makeup! You'll get the best results if you
do your own makeup or visit a makeup center prior to your shoot.
Call to talk about these options. |
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Don't wear anything binding to the
shoot - you don't want marks on your skin! |
What happens after the
shoot? |
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I will post your images in private, password-protected
galleries within 48 hours of your shoot. |
These images are extremely
private. Can I restrict the photographer's use? |
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This is a common request. I completely
understand that you might not want to share these
very personal images with the world. Just let me
know and I will most certainly respect your privacy. |
Can
I get a CD or digital files? |
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I make a CD with all your previews at 4x5 inches
@ 72dpi available for purchase. This size is perfect for screensavers
and emailing to friends and family. It is not dense enough for
printing.
Under most circumstances I do NOT
part with high resolution files unless you request an image buyout
for $1,000 per 100 files. In this case, I will burn a CD with
Jpegs (4x5" @ 300dpi).
Occasionally I will sell a digital image for a birth
announcement or other personal use, but in all cases
I retain the copyright and in no case may the purchaser
ever sell the image. |