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What types of sessions do you photograph?My main focus is couples, seniors, families, milestones, and personal branding at this time. I also offer elopements + small weddings.
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Where will we take my photos?I have many suggestions to help you choose the perfect location. Do you want to go dance around in a field of wildflowers or do you have more of an urban/artsy style with graffiti and historical buildings? Whatever you prefer, I've got it on my list!
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What time of day is best to schedule my photoshoot?I almost always shoot at "golden hour"-this is about 1.5 hours before sun set.
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What is your shooting style?I would describe my style as authentic and candid/fun and natural. I accomplish my candid shots by giving you silly prompts to get your mind off of being in front of the camera.
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What is the process after booking?After booking, I will contact you to get started in planning the details of your session-this includes location, outfits/styling, etc. Once we have your photoshoot I will upload the original images to a password protected gallery where you will select your favorite photos for me to edit.
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When will I get my final gallery back?I ask that my clients allow up to 4 weeks after selecting their favorites to have their final gallery returned. This is to ensure your images are delivered at the highest quality. Although there is a 2-4 week timeline for editing, I usually post a sneak peek on my social media accounts! @trinity.m.photography
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Can I print my images myself?Yes! All of my packages include a password protected online gallery that allows you to download your images and print them wherever you would like-up to 24"x36". Flash drives are available for purchase as well.
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When is my payment due?The remaining balance after your booking deposit is due on the date of your session. If your package includes multiple dates, it is due on the first session date.
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What types of payment do you accept?I accept card and cash at this time. You can also pay with your card through your invoice if you prefer.
questions
frequently asked
outfit inspiration
show your
style
avoid matching
The key to taking beautiful family, group, or couples pictures is to wear colors that complement eachother. Avoid wearing the same exact shade of one color, but instead mix similar neutrals or wear varying shades.
You want looks that flow together but aren't identical to one another. I strongly suggest avoiding the all white t-shirt family photos.
Ask me about my client closet!
neutrals, neutrals, neutrals!
Neutrals are your best friend when picking outfits for your photoshoot. When I say neutrals, I don't just mean white, beige, and grey. Every color on the rainbow has a neutral tone or muted version.
Wearing bright, flashy colors can reflect onto your face and make your skin tone uneven. A pop of color is okay if your session includes multiple outfits but I suggest staying neutral for the most part.
