Below are the guidelines I adhere to in my photography and styling work. If you have any queries regarding copyright and the use of photographs, feel free to discuss them with me directly.
How should I prepare a space to be photographed? Spaces should be decluttered, mess-free, and ready for photography. A brief discussion with the homeowner about shoot times and expectations is beneficial to ensure everyone is working towards the same goal.
Note: Additional styling/photography fees may apply if spaces are not prepared in advance.
What is the purpose of the photography shoot? Clarifying the objective of your photo shoot prior to planning is essential. Are the photos intended for use on a website, a product/lifestyle shoot, social media, or magazine pitches/media?
What photography styles is my work suited to?
I am primarily a natural light photographer, specialising in capturing:
Is a styling and photography brief required before the shoot? A creative brief will ensure that everyone involved in the shoot is aligned on the finer details and the overall look of the space/home/shoot.
Do the spaces need to be styled, and are props required? A list of required props will be provided to clients before each shoot. A props list is an important part of any shoot and requires consideration. Any applicable prop hire fees will be discussed with the client beforehand.
How many spaces are to be photographed? Creating a shot list is a great way to make sure everyone is on the same page about the goals of the photo shoot. The list can also highlight the appropriate hero shots for the shoot. It is important to be realistic about the number of spaces to be photographed. Ensure all these spaces are decluttered and ready for photography.
How long will each shoot take? Quality styling and photography require time to be done well. It is essential to allocate appropriate time frames for each shoot.