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Introduction: I’m currently a single camera photographer, but I’m constantly advancing and perfecting my craft. My photography skills include wedding, boudoir, portrait, and outdoors; hopefully as my career advances I’ll have a studio to also welcome my customers to. I enjoy connecting with my clients to make their experience one of a kind and give discounts to repeat clients and have a referral system worked out. So let’s get connected!

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12 years in business

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Haley Honey

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What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?
My typical fee is $100 an hour this includes traveling 45 miles or less. 🐝'Raw Honey' photo package (unedited 'raw' photos sent via email). No extra charges. 🐝'The Buzz' (edited photos with watermark either on CD or USB) for 20$ 🐝'The Hive' (USB or CD with up to 30 photos without watermark) for $30 🐝‘Bee’s Knees’ (up to 30 printed pictures without watermark, plus USB or CD with watermark pictures) $50 🐝‘Honeycomb’ (mainly for wedding packages includes up to 30 printed pictures, USB with watermark photos, wedding photo book, and up to 40 thank you cards includes envelopes - additional charges for over 40) base price - $125 🐝'Queen Bee' (USB watermark pictures, up to 30 printed photos with no watermark, event cards can be invitations, thank you cards, etc., canvas print of favorite picture, 50% off coupon for next session) $175
What is your typical process for working with a new customer?
When working with a new customer I like to talk to them about THEM first before talking about the session so I can get a feel for their style, insecurities, interest so together we can create a one of a kind photography experience. I also typically like to have a zoom meeting (or two) before the shoot - where packages, venue, outfits, and other small important details can be addressed.
How did you get started doing this type of work?
I found my love of photography back in high school and since then it hasn't stopped. My first photography session was actually taking pictures of a guys motorcycle and it was a complete success, so of course I couldn't stop there.