Bradney Photography

I would love to meet for a cup of coffee and chat about ideas and locations for the shoot, discuss pricing and dates, but we can also chat via Email, Text or phone,  but I beleve in person chats are the best, gives me a chance to get to know you, your style and your expataions.

I have photographed elagent weddings to a redneck matunaty session, and everythng and everyone in between. 

The best advice I can give a potental customer is to take sometime to research the type of session they are thinging of booking, google pics of "family photography" "Headshots"  etc.  save the images you like to show your photographer so they can get a feel for what you like. I would also suggest they take some time to think about clothing, makeup, hair. and I would also suggest you take some time to get to know your photographer and let them get to know you so on the day of the shoot every one is relaxed and comfortable.

The most common are date, time, location, hair and makeup pros if needed, clothing colors, and of course budget, a question I recommend asking any photographer you are thinking of hiring is about post shoot editing, does the photographer do all of his own editing or does he/she farm it out to a 3rd party service, does the photgrapher edit every individual image or do they just apply a "batch edit" to all of the image at once. 

I  personality edit every image.