Questions, answered.
These answers are starter content. Update policies, delivery times, licensing and rescheduling terms to match the way you actually operate.
Send an inquiry with your preferred date, location and project type. Once availability, scope and fee are agreed, a booking payment can secure the date.
Set your actual turnaround here. A common structure is 7–14 working days for portraits and 3–6 weeks for large events or weddings, depending on your workflow.
Yes. Add your normal coverage area here, and explain that travel outside it may carry an additional transport or accommodation fee.
For portrait packages, you can use a private proofing gallery so the client selects the images included for retouching. Event workflows may instead be photographer-curated.
State your real policy. Many studios do not include RAW files in standard packages because unfinished files are not representative of the final service.
Use the notice period and rescheduling policy in your signed booking terms. Avoid promising anything here that conflicts with your final contract.
Personal use and commercial use can require different licences. Branding clients should receive clear written usage terms appropriate to their project.
For portraits, simple layers, intentional colour palettes and clothing that fits well usually photograph strongly. A pre-shoot styling guide can make this even easier.
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