Boudoir photographer

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John Robb Photography

I try and keep my pricing simple. A $250 session fee and the cost of the products ordered, typically prints or albums. Prices for those products start and $25 and go up. I offer a 50% discount for returning customers.

We first discuss the types of images the client wants and the emotion those images should evoke. This will lead into a discussion of setting, wardrobe and makeup.

I studied photography at Sheridan College in the late 80s. I've been honing my craft ever since.

I "borrowed" my father's camera and he yelled at me for wasting a roll of film. I was *information hidden*He indicated I should learn how to take pictures before wasting more film. I took his advice.

I've worked with moms, dads, brides, babies and even pets. Modern cameras can do a lot of the technical lifting but the person behind the camera makes the biggest difference in the types of pictures you get out of the experience.

I did a boudoir shoot in my new boudoir set. It took a couple of hours and the results were better than I had hoped for.

Tell them what makes you most nervous about having your picture taken and see how they react to that. Their reaction will tell you everything you need to know about working with that photographer.

Where are they going to hang the pictures? If the pictures aren't good enough to display you probably don't want professionally taken photographs.