SHOT BY ROOP

Creating Meaningful Moments, Not Just Photographs

Step-by-Step Photography Experience Guide

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the Form

Once you’re ready, simply fill out the contact form. I’ll get back to you as soon as possible, and we’ll begin planning your perfect session.

Let’s
Connect

Before the shoot, we’ll jump on a quick call to break the ice and finalize all the details — so you feel relaxed and ready.

The Day Of

On the shoot day, we’ll meet at the location, get comfortable, and start capturing your story naturally. I’ll guide you, so you feel confident every step of the way.

Gallery
Delivery

Once we’re done, I’ll start editing and carefully curating your gallery. Your beautifully edited photos will be ready within 1 to 2 business weeks.

Your story matters—let’s capture it together.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1This is my first photoshoot and I’m kind of nervous.

Feeling nervous before your first photoshoot is completely normal. Many people feel this way. Here are a few quick tips to help you feel more at ease:

  • Prepare and Plan: Make sure you have discussed all the details with your photographer so you know what to expect.
  • Practice Posing: Spend some time practicing poses in front of a mirror to boost your confidence.
  • Stay Relaxed: Try deep breathing exercises to help calm your nerves on the day of the shoot.
  • Trust Your Photographer: Remember that the photographer is there to guide you and make you look your best.
  • Have Fun: Try to enjoy the experience and have fun with it. Nervousness often fades as the shoot progresses.

It's all part of the exciting process, and you'll likely look back on it as a positive and memorable experience. Good luck!

2What should I wear?

What you should wear for your photoshoot depends on the style and purpose of the shoot. Here are some general tips to help you choose the right outfit:

  • Discuss with the Photographer: Start by talking to your photographer about the theme and style of the shoot. They can provide specific recommendations based on your goals.
  • Wardrobe Changes: Consider bringing multiple outfits to add variety to your photos. This could include casual, formal, or themed attire.
  • Coordinate with the Location: Ensure that your clothing complements the location where the photoshoot will take place.
  • Colors: Choose colors that flatter your skin tone and match the mood of the shoot. Avoid overly bright or distracting patterns.
  • Comfort: Wear clothes that make you feel comfortable and confident. If you're not comfortable, it may show in your photos.
  • Avoid Logos: Avoid clothing with prominent logos or graphics, as they can be distracting.
  • Accessorize: Accessories like hats, scarves, or jewelry can add style and personality to your photos.
  • Grooming: Make sure your clothing is clean and well-maintained. Iron or steam any wrinkled clothes.
  • Shoes: Don't forget to consider your footwear. Make sure your shoes match the overall look and are comfortable for the location.
  • Layers: Layering can add depth to your outfit and give you the option to change your look without a complete outfit change.
  • Fitting: Ensure that your clothing fits well and enhances your body shape. Avoid overly baggy or ill-fitting clothes.
  • Weather: Consider the weather conditions if your photoshoot is outdoors. Bring appropriate outerwear if needed.

Remember that your choice of clothing can greatly impact the overall look and feel of your photos, so it's essential to plan ahead and choose outfits that align with the goals of your photoshoot. Your photographer can also offer valuable advice to help you make the best choices.

3How many pictures will I receive?

The number of pictures you will receive from your photoshoot can vary based on several factors, including your agreement with the photographer, the duration of the shoot, and the type of photography session. Here are some considerations:

  • Photographer's Package: Photographers typically offer different packages with varying numbers of images. Discuss this with your photographer before the shoot to understand what's included.
  • Session Length: A longer photoshoot session may result in more photos because there's more time to capture a variety of shots.
  • Purpose of the Shoot: The type of photoshoot and its purpose can also affect the number of images. For example, a portrait session might yield fewer photos than a fashion or editorial shoot.
  • Quality over Quantity: Keep in mind that it's often better to receive a smaller selection of high-quality, well-edited images than a large quantity of unedited or less polished shots.
  • Editing Time: The time it takes to edit and retouch photos can impact the number you receive. High-quality editing is essential for professional results.
  • Agreement: Review your agreement or contract with the photographer to understand the exact number of images you'll receive and any additional costs for extra photos.

It's essential to have a clear conversation with your photographer before the shoot to manage your expectations regarding the number of photos you'll receive. If you have a specific number in mind, discuss this with the photographer to see if it aligns with their package offerings. It's also a good idea to clarify the post-shoot editing and delivery timeline to know when you can expect the final images.

4Are you available outside of Edmonton?

Yes, I'm available to provide information and assistance regardless of your location, including outside of Edmonton. I can help answer your questions, provide advice, and offer information on a wide range of topics. Please feel free to ask anything you'd like assistance with, no matter where you are located.

5Can I bring a friend or family member with me?

t's often okay to bring a friend or family member for support, but check with the photographer first.

6Should I bring props or accessories?

If you have any props or accessories that you think would enhance the shoot, discuss this with the photographer in advance.