FAQ

DO YOU OFFER FILM PHOTOGRAPHY?

YES! Film photography complements your digital gallery beautifully, and I love how film can visually interpret a moment differently. Film add-ons are priced $100 for 2 rolls of film, and $225 for 3-4 rolls of film. All film sessions are also available, and custom quotes can be made depending on the scope of the session.

DO YOU HELP WITH PLANNING OUR SESSION OR PROPOSAL?

Absolutely. Every session includes personalized location guidance, tide/sunrise/sunset planning, outfit support, weather backup options, and unlimited communication leading up to your date.

WHERE DO SESSIONS TAKE PLACE?

Most sessions occur in Acadia National Park, Bar Harbor, Portland Head Light, Cape Elizabeth, and surrounding areas. I’m always up for new areas if you don’t see your desired location listed!

HOW QUICKLY WILL WE RECEIVE OUR PHOTOS?

For proposals, I deliver full galleries in less than 48 hours and all other regular sessions within 1-2 weeks. Elopement and weddings are delivered in full within 4-6 weeks, with sneak peeks within 5 days.

HOW WILL WE RECEIVE OUR PHOTOS?

Edited photos will be uploaded to an online gallery platform, Pic-Time, and delivered straight to your email. Once you have gained access to the online gallery, you have unlimited download access for both high-res and websize resolution! You can also share the gallery link with anyone you would like; anyone with a gallery link also has unlimited download access. Within your gallery, you also have the ability to purchase photo prints and other photo products.

DO YOU TRAVEL TO OTHER DESTINATIONS?

Yes — I photograph destination sessions, elopements, and weddings across the U.S. and abroad. Inquire for custom travel quotes and availability.

DO YOU OFFER GUIDANCE FOR FIRST-TIME VISITORS TO MAINE?

YES! Most of my clients are traveling from out of state, so I provide detailed directions, parking guidance, trail info, and local tips and recommendations to make the experience seamless and stress-free.

WHAT HAPPENS IF IT RAINS OR THERE IS BAD WEATHER?

The weather changes pretty frequently here in Maine, so it’s best to look at the forecast 24-36 hours before your date. If the weather looks like it may not cooperate, I suggest looking at the hourly forecast and moving the scheduled time earlier or later depending on the weather. We can also move it to a different date based on availability. Overall, I like to embrace whatever weather Maine gives us!