400 clients later, what matters to the next one
GKeyPhoto reports serving 400+ clients, by my own count. That number tells you the business has been busy. It does not tell you what your session will be like. Three things do: what the session includes, how you get ready for it, and when your photos show up.
A number is not a plan
400+ is a count of clients. It is not a count of weddings, and it does not mean every client booked twice. I keep it that plain on purpose.
If you are booking, your questions are smaller and better. What photos do you need? Who is in them? Where will they end up: a wall, a LinkedIn profile, a team website? Start there.
Get ready before the day
Booking starts with a short form on GKeyPhoto. Then we talk for a few minutes, by phone or over coffee, and pick the look, the place and the clothes. By the day of the shoot, the big choices are already made.
Bring a reference photo if you have one. Tell me what you like about it: how close the people are, the setting, how formal it feels. I can match the feel. I cannot promise the same weather or the same moment.
Know what you get back
Every session is all-inclusive. You get edited digital files and a print release. The gallery usually arrives in two to three weeks.
You should know all of that before you book, not after. A print release is a real thing you can hold me to. "An amazing experience" is not.
You are still the next client
Families, graduates, headshots, sports, events and weddings all need different plans. Being busy does not change that. Your inquiry gets an answer about your shoot.
The photography page shows the session types and starting prices. The full portfolio and booking are on GKeyPhoto.