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explore-pics

Step 1: Explore the galleries.

You need to decide if you like the photos, the style, and the approach.  Do you see 'yourself' in the photos, do people look relaxed and having fun?  Do the girls look gorgeous and the boys striking?  Do they look like they are having the Best Party Ever?  Do you wish you could have been invited to that party?  

If this is true, proceed to step 2.

 

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Step 2: Tell us about your day.

Go to the contact form HERE and answer some questions. You can also send us an email or call us... just get in touch and chat. The first thing you want to know is, are we available on your party date.  

Come with me, on to step 3.

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Step 3: Let's meet for coffee.

This is where we get together and discuss photography and all other aspects of the day. I'll bring some albums and some photo examples, we will discuss what is the best coverage for you to make sure you have what you need; nothing more, nothing less. If we can't meet in person, then let's just meet over the phone or FaceTime.

Ok, we're still looking good. Now what's in store, on to step 4.

 

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Step 4: You decide to work with us.

You will NOT regret it.  We go the extra mile to deliver, and have fun doing it.  Our clients are the most important people to us, and we will do whatever is needed to help make this the most special day of their lives.  These pictures are your legacy, and I want them to be the best they can be.

So, we are almost there, look alive, on to step 5.

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Step 5: Fill in a contract.

There's only one more thing to do, fill in a contract and send us a deposit.  Once I have those in hand, you are booked.  Simple.  Should you have anymore questions, please shoot me an email or go HERE.

Arrow-Down-grey What's in Jonni's Bag

Quite a bit of thought goes into my gear before every shoot.  The selection below is my standard equipment.  I may add something here or there, or leave out a lens or two if I know it's a quick session, but usually this all comes along.  The number one rule when photographing an event is to have redundant gear, meaning if something malfunctions, you have a similar spare; lens or body.  There are always two long lenses, two medium, and two wide, and two similar bodies.  

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