It’s not that I don’t want to hear from you or that I don’t like answering your questions, but I thought it would be helpful if I put together a list of common questions I get and some questions you may not have thought to ask. If your question isn’t answered here, please don’t hesitate to contact me!

This is an important question to ask. There is no shortage of people out there willing to take your money to photograph your wedding, but you need to be confident in your choice. There is much more to wedding photography than just photos. Your wedding photographer will likely be with you all day so you will want to be sure that your photographer is someone that will remove stress from your day, not add to it.

I take a very personal approach to weddings and to my clients. I make sure that I understand your expectations and what is important to you so there are no unhappy surprises on your wedding day or when you first see your photos. I accomplish this by making time to talk with you about your wedding day, understanding the photos that are most important to you, and making sure that we are on the same page before your wedding day. This ensures that you feel confident in your choice of photographer, and it is one less thing you have to think about on your wedding day.

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Yes! I carry liability insurance and I am able to provide proof of insurance to your selected venue should they require it.

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With the popularity of digital camera increasing and the cost of quality cameras decreasing almost everyone knows of someone who considers photography as a hobby. This is not to discount amateur photographers; there are many talented photographers out there that may be capable of successfully shooting your wedding. However there are some key differences that you should be aware of.

• If you know this person, wouldn’t you prefer that they enjoy your wedding day, and not have to worry about photographing it? Speaking as someone that takes their camera with them everywhere (heck, I took pictures at my own wedding, even though we had a great photographer!), there’s a good chance that while your uncle/cousin/etc will take quite a few photos at your wedding there will be a point when they just want to dance, eat, drink, mingle, etc. They should be able to enjoy themselves!
• While someone may be an excellent landscape/street/macro photographer, it doesn’t necessarily mean they’ll make a good wedding photographer. Aside from having experience shooting weddings, I am also always looking at wedding photos, browsing wedding magazines, attending workshops, keeping in touch with the industry, etc. This gives me a specific set of tools that other photographers may not have.
• Backup! We’ve all heard of Murphy’s Law. Since weddings only happen once, your photographer needs to be prepared for anything. I prepare for the inevitable by having multiple cameras, multiple lenses, multiple flashes, etc. If I drop a camera, I have another. Break a lens? No problem. Flash dies? I have a replacement on deck. I make sure I have plenty of charged batteries on hand and gigabytes worth of extra memory cards. This ensures that there is not a single point of failure.
• Backup! Since accidents can happen on location and at home, I always make sure that I have multiple copies of your wedding photos on separate hard drives, one of which is off site. I have a system in place for transferring your photos from memory cards to hard drives, and I am always over-protective when it comes to data loss. Again, there are no do-over for wedding photographers; best to be prepared.

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I live in Danbury, Connecticut. I am also willing to travel throughout CT and Westchester County New York. If you’re wedding is outside of this area, please contact me and we can work out travel arrangements.

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The amount of photos you receive depends on a lot of different factors; therefore I never pin down number. Trust that there will be enough photos to adequately tell the story of your wedding day.

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I hand process all of the photos I take, so turn around time is not immediate. Please expect about 8 to 12 weeks before I begin to upload your finished photos online.

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All wedding packages include a gallery for your photos. If you would like to order prints (which I encourage everyone to do), you can simply order them through your proofing gallery and have them delivered to you. If you are having trouble printing, please contact me. Please note that the watermark you see on the photos in the online gallery will not appear on your prints.

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Absolutely! Your wedding gallery will be password protected, but you are free to give that password to anyone you like. Friends and family are also able to order any prints they would like from the proofing gallery as well.

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Yes, you will receive a DVD with all of the print ready, high resolution images that are in your online gallery. The photos on your DVD will be free of any watermarks and can be printed without any further royalty or payment to me.

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No, none of the packages I offer include an album, however if you would like to add an album I am happy to work with you to create one. Please contact me for more information on wedding albums!

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I use pro level Canon digital SLR cameras and lenses, and a full array of backup equipment.

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Of course! Please contact me and I will get you the necessary information.

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