FAQ's

Why don't you charge for photography services?

I believe in giving back. My goal is to support people who want to raise awareness about important issues — PTSD, depression, health, and community struggles. If you choose to compensate, the suggested way is a donation to Unity Baptist Church to help extend kindness beyond a photoshoot.

Do I need to "qualify" for a free session?

Not at all. If you have a story to tell, a message to share, or simply want to use your photos to make a difference, I want to work with you. Just reach out, call, or text me, and we’ll talk through what you hope to achieve.

What types of photoshoots do you offer?

I offer a wide range: portraits, awareness-raising shoots (mental health, healing, community), expressive portraits, couple/family sessions, and more. If you have a concept — urban, classic, romantic, or documentary-style — I’m open. We’ll discuss your vision together.

How do I book a session?

It’s simple. Contact me by phone or text (use the contact details on the site). We’ll talk about what you want, choose a location or style, and schedule a session. No complicated booking forms — just honest conversation.

Do I get digital copies or prints?

After the shoot, I deliver high-quality edited digital copies. If you want physical prints or albums, I can guide you on how to get them (or we can discuss optional arrangements). The basic photo service remains free — prints are up to you.

Can I share, print, or post my photos anywhere I want?

Yes — absolutely. The images are yours to use. I only ask that if you share online or publicly, consider mentioning that the session was done to raise awareness for (your cause) and that contributions go to Unity Baptist Church.

What if I have a story that's very personal or emotional? Will you respect my privacy?

Always. I approach every session with empathy, respect, and confidentiality. If you wish your identity to remain private or images not to be shared publicly, just tell me. Your comfort and dignity come first.