Pricing

Location portrait sessions

Applies to:  engagement/couple sessions, family portraits, maternity/newborn sessions

You receive:

25 images

2 hours of photography

1 photographer

Pricing:

$200, of which $50 must be paid at the time of booking. The balance is due either before or at the time of your session.

Additional photos from your session (if available) can be purchased separately.

Travel fees may apply and any parking or entrance fees are additional costs to be met by the client.

Studio Sessions

Location: Home studio in Chapel Hill, Brisbane

Applies to: family, newborn, maternity photos

Duration: 1.5 to 2 hours

25 beautifully processed images

Cost: $150, with payment in full at the time of the session

Engagement/Couple Session

A pre-wedding engagement or couple session is a relaxed and fun way to get photos of the two of you together while also getting to know me and experiencing what it feels like to be in front of the camera. You obtain some wonderful photos of a special time, which can also be used at your wedding (e.g. guest book, table decoration, etc)

My top wedding packages include an engagement session for free (Collections 3 and 4). However, if you have booked a wedding package with me, engagement sessions are available at a discounted price. Of course, you don't have to be getting married to have a fun-filled couple session at your favourite location.

Discounted price (with my wedding packages): $150

Location Maternity & Newborn Sessions

My emphasis on newborn sessions is on "lifestyle" photography, showing the interactions between the newborn and other family members. Your home newborn session may include some simple poses if time permits and your baby is sleepy.

Studio Sessions: Family Portraits, Maternity and Newborns

An alternative to a location session (which is best for showing family interactions) is a studio portrait session. With clear, clean backgrounds, the focus is all on your family. A studio session is best suited to small family groups, or to individuals.

I do not do the more complicated newborn poses (like froggy poses) as I prefer to photograph your newborn in positions that more truly reflect the natural sleeping positions of a baby.