Yes! All of our packages are automatically set up with monthly payment plans for $500 per month. We understand branding + website design is a huge (but very necessary) investment, so we wanted to make our services affordable for everyone who needs them. You pay $500 down as a retainer to book your design week and the remaining balance is paid in $500 monthly increments until your services are paid off.

That is up to you! We can use your space or venture out doors - this could include a local coffee shop or a walk through the city. Renting a studio space is also an option, but would require an additional charge. Don't to worry about that yet! After you book your session we will work together to find the perfect location.

All branding packages include: brand exploration, creative direction, 3+ hours on location, and a beautiful online gallery. Everything else is a la carte style!

YES we do! When you fill out the form below choose product photography and you will get a proposal with product photography options.

Absolutely! We do require you to complete the form below so you can view the proposal prior to scheduling, though. We never want to waste anyone's time!

1) Complete the form below. 2) We'll email you our detailed proposal. 3) You complete the proposal, sign contract + pay your retainer to book your session (next available shown in proposal). 4) We'll set up a Trello board to organize your session planning + send you next steps via email!

Once you book, we'll set up your client Trello board and guide you through everything we need prior to your session.

"In the music industry, it’s very common practice to have to pay for the “right to use” a song in an advert, or even something like a Youtube video. If you’ve ever had to upload a video to Youtube with music on it (most people have) then you’ll know that it can get flagged up as copyright infringement, or it will list the song. Using a photograph in advertising is no different. The photographer who takes the photo is the copyright owner of the image (even if you’ve been paid by the client to shoot that image for them!) and the client is licensing the image to use it in their adverts, in exactly the same way that they would have to if they were using music." Olivia Bossert