A: No, all essential services are included. Each package covers the photo session, professional editing, and high-resolution digital images. Extra prints or custom products can be bought separately.

I accept all major credit cards, venmo, zelle, apple pay, checks and cash.

I have a non-refundable* $50 deposit fee which is applied to your balance due. Only inclement weather or if I can't make it (haven't missed a session yet) will nullify the deposit. The reason for the deposit is because the summertime at the Jersey Shore is really busy.

Let's hope not ! Ironically, I have luck on my side and have been rained out very few times. If that does happen however, we can try to reschedule. If that is not an option then I can return your deposit.

A lot ! I tend to go overboard. Most sessions will yield anywhere from 50 to 75 images. Smaller groups or sessions may yield 30 to 50 images

Yes ! That means you can print and share as you please. To understand this better - photographers own the rights to all of their images which means you cannot sell them (copyright law). However, I give you the rights to your images to do as you please.

Google Drive ! Easy to download. Easy to share ! Once you receive your portfolio via a Google Drive link then you can create a folder on your computer and download the images onto your computer or external hard drive. If you ever do loose your images then not to worry as I back them up on my external hard drives (NAS) for 5 years or more.

No problem ! I keep them backed up on external hard drives for about 5 years so if you do accidentally loose them, I can resend them to you.

Of course ! I encourage you to bring all the four legged family members. Do keep in mind that some beaches in the summertime will prohibit dogs.

Absolutely ! A lot of my clients will bring special or meaningful props or pictures to the session !

Excellent question ! The best time is no sooner than an hour before sunset. Why? Well that offers the best, softest lighting at the shore. Any earlier and you run the risk of very harsh shadows which often results in squinting and not very flattering images.