Q: How does the day work? 

A: After choosing a day to photograph your property (a good weather day preferably) I will work my way around the property getting all the best angles of each room. I will style and prop each shot where needed.

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Q: Do I need to be at the property while the shoot is happening?

A: This is entirely up to you, I can work around the property on my own, but if you wish to be around that is not a problem at all. 

 

 

Q: Do I need to supply the props? 

A: Books, wine/wine bottles, and little fillers I will bring to all sessions at no charge.

If you wish for food and flowers these will need to be purchased fresh and there will be an additional charge for this.

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Q: Do you photograph any interior? 

A: Yes! I can photograph holiday homes, hotels, guest houses, properties for sale, shops, restaurants/bars, workspaces.. even tents! 

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Q: Does the property need to be fully prepped for the photoshoot? 

A: Yes, if I arrive to a property that is not fully prepared I will not able to shoot. There will be a half day charge as I have blocked out a day and potentially missed out on other shoots. 

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Q: Do you charge milage?

A: Yes, 45p per mile.

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Q: How long after the shoot will images be sent over? 

A: This all depends on my work load and how large the property is, but normally between 1 to 3 weeks. 

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Q: Who owns the rights to the images? 

A: The photographer retains full copyright ownership of all images created during the session. Under copyright law, the creator of the photographs automatically holds the rights to the work unless otherwise agreed in writing.

Clients typically receive a license to use the images for specific purposes (such as personal use, marketing, or commercial promotion), depending on the terms outlined in the agreement. This license grants permission to use the images but does not transfer ownership of the copyright.

If full copyright ownership or extended usage rights are required, this can be arranged separately through a written agreement and may involve additional fees.

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