FAQs
- What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?
Im open to create a special packages due to your needs
- What is your typical process for working with a new customer?
The process of a photographer working with clients can vary depending on the type of photography and the specific needs of the client. However, here is a general step-by-step outline of the typical photographer-client workflow: 1. Initial Contact and Inquiry: - The process usually begins when a potential client contacts the photographer. This can happen through various channels, such as email, phone calls, social media, or the photographer's website. 2. Initial Consultation: - The photographer and client have an initial conversation to discuss the project's scope, objectives, and the client's vision. This may include discussing the type of photography, location, budget, and scheduling. 3. Proposal and Agreement: - After the initial consultation, the photographer may provide the client with a proposal or contract outlining the services to be provided, pricing, terms and conditions, and other relevant details. Once the client agrees, they sign the contract. 4. Planning and Pre-production: - This stage involves detailed planning for the photoshoot. It includes location scouting, organizing necessary equipment, securing permits (if required), and arranging for any additional resources like models, hair and makeup artists, or stylists. 5. Shot List and Creative Brief: - Collaboratively, the photographer and client create a shot list and a creative brief. This outlines specific shots, poses, or concepts that the client wants to capture during the session. 6. Photo Session: - On the scheduled date, the photographer conducts the photo session. They work closely with the client to capture the desired images, ensuring the lighting, composition, and technical aspects meet the client's expectations. 7. Post-Production: - After the photoshoot, the photographer processes the images, which can involve editing, retouching, color correction, and cropping to meet the agreed-upon quality standards. This step can take a significant amount of time, depending on the complexity of the project. 8. Client Review and Selection: - The photographer typically provides the client with a selection of edited images to review. The client may then choose the final images they wish to receive or request any necessary revisions. 9. Final Delivery: - Once the client has made their selections, the photographer delivers the final, edited images in the agreed-upon format (e.g., digital files, prints, albums). The delivery may involve online galleries, physical media, or direct digital download. 10. Payment: - The client makes the final payment as per the terms specified in the contract, typically upon the successful delivery of the final images. 11. Follow-up and Feedback: - The photographer may follow up with the client to ensure they are satisfied with the work and to gather any feedback or testimonials that can be used for future marketing. 12. Future Engagements: - If the client is happy with the photographer's services, there may be opportunities for future collaborations and ongoing business relationships. It's important to note that the specific steps and details may vary depending on the photographer's specialization (e.g., wedding, portrait, commercial, fashion) and the unique needs of each client. Effective communication, professionalism, and a clear contract are essential to ensure a successful client-photographer relationship.
- What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
Im learning something new every year, visiting a workshop and lectures. Training my skills with tfp photoshoots, was featured in a number of magazines and art catalogs