About
Photography has always been a love affair I can't live without. I've been doing photography for seven years, and I've done everything from weddings, engagements, family portraits, event coverage, showers, graduations, and senior photos.
I love to share the way I see the world through my lens, and haw amazing and magical life is. We're lucky to be in this journey together, and I can't wait to meet you and capture the most special moments for you.
What I enjoy the most about the work I do is to be able to capture the most special and memorable moments of people's live, and give them their photographs, which is something that is timeless, and will have for years, and years to come.
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Veronica D.
Frequently asked questions
What is your typical process for working with a new customer?
The first thing I do when working with a new client is to try to schedule a phone call, to go over the type of photoshoot they want, the style, the hours, pricing, and everything in between depending on the type of service they want.
What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
I have a been a professional photographer for over 12 years, and my work speaks for itself. I also majored in English and Journalism, and I've covered many events as a photojournalist. I'm very comfortable in high pased environments, and I'm used to taking candid, natural photographs that tell a story.
Do you have a standard pricing system for your services? If so, please share the details here.
My pricing depends on which service my customer is interested in, but rest assure that my prices are competitive, and accessible.
How did you get started in this business?
I always dreamed of being a photographer when I was little, and the moment I saved enough money to buy my first camera in middle school I never looked back.
What types of customers have you worked with?
I've worked with a variety of customers, for example couples planning their engagement shoot, to their weddings. Newborns, models and actors who are trying to have more variety in their portfolios, Families wanting to document their bond, parents of young adults graduating high school, college students wanting to have a memory of their big day, event planners who want specific shots of the event, restaurant owners wanting to improve photos of their menu items, and more.
Describe a recent event you are fond of.
The most recent event I photographed was in La Riviera Maya in Mexico, and it was a beach wedding in the golden hours of the afternoon. The event was beautiful, calming, and joyful, and the colors of the sky gave us a spectacular back-drop.
What advice would you give a customer looking to hire a pro in your area of expertise?
The best advice I would give a customer looking to hire a professional photographer would be to first meet with the photographer to see if it's a good match, and the customer likes the photographer's attitude, style, and vision of what they can bring to their special day.
I highly advise the customer to have a list of the photos he or she envisions and ask the photographer if this is something he/she can do. I also would recommend to specify the hours, and or days you want the photographer to be present to capture those moments.
If it's a big event, such as a wedding, I would highly suggest the client to give the schedule of the event to the photographer so he/she can plan ahead. Also, a list of the people the couple want in specific photos with the them the day of.
Remember, this is the time to lay down all your expectations, and needs to the photographer before you make the final call on who to hire.
What questions should customers think through before talking to pros about their needs?
1. I highly recommend the customer to ask the photographer what are the best times of the day to take the photographs for best quality photos?
2. Always ask how many hours are included in the price. Also, if there's an outfit change maximum?
3. How many photos is the client going to receive?
4. Are the final photographs going to be retouched?
5. Talk about money, contracts, and all that. What is the down-payment and what does that guarantee?
5. If it's an event, what areas areas that are a must to photograph? Ask for the photographer's input on this--they've done events like yours, so they probably have some good ideas.