Cheyenne Pruitt Photography

Typical process would include a initial meeting either over the phone, through the Facebook page or in person. This way we can get in as much information about the session process is possible. We discuss price, payment, what all the session includes, as well as duration and where the session will be located and travel expenses if necessary.

I dabbled in photography for a few years during high School and was a photographer for my college newspaper as well as the editor/phoographer of my yearbook. I did this for three years before I decided to start doing it professionally.

The standard pricing system for me is at 10% down payment of the session price, and that is just to reserve the session date on our calendar. Depending on the session, such as weddings, we usually accept a partial payment one week before, and then the final payment ups 2 weeks after. This ensures that by the time you pay your final payment you will have received your final product.

I first got started in high school, I have always been interested in capturing important moments in not only my life but others as well. I also am a huge nature animal lover so every chance I would get I was always taking a picture of something. Once I got into college and started doing photography there it kind of became a passion and in the summer of 2016, I did my first professional shoot

I deal with typical customers on a daily basis whether it be last minute brides or families just looking for an affordable photographer. I deal with different people on a regular basis and it's always great to get to know them because you learn new things about people every single day.

The most recent event that I am extremely proud of that I have done so far would be a wedding that I did back in September. It was my very first out-of-state wedding and everything went beautifully. From the scenery at the location to the final product of the photos themselves everything was absolutely amazing. Definitely one to remember

the most important advice that I would give is to always ask questions. Never be afraid to express any kind of concern or ask any questions that you may have. Photography is all about communication between the photographer and the customer because we absolutely love being asked questions and being told what the customer prefers because to me that is what makes the session a success especially when the final product comes out because you feel a sense of accomplishment when you see the smiles on your customers faces because you listen to what they want so definitely don't be afraid to ask questions don't be afraid to put your input in there because at the end of the day it is your photo session and it's all about you.

Always, always, always make sure that you know exactly who you're hiring. Always make sure to go in depth with their experience, their price range, and if they're willing to travel because most photographers are but some are not so you definitely want to make sure that you asked about their comfort with travel because if you book them under the assumption that they're willing to travel and they're not then you're out a photographer and you're also out money