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Portrait Session Package Includes: Initial Phone Consultation The Photographer's Time Photographer's Travel Expenses Within London 1 Wardrobe Change All Retouching and Photoshop Work Password Protected Online Gallery...Available for 6 Months 20-30 High Res. Images on CD-R Any Follow Up Visits, at Client's Request, to Facilitate Ordering of Prints* Shoot can facilitate up to 5 people...$25 for each additional person £150 *Several print, canvas, and product options are available to choose from à la carte or with bundle discounts. A 40% deposit of £60 will be collected at booking and the remaining £90 will be collected at the shoot.

Headshots Session Package Includes: Initial Phone Consultation The Photographer's Time Photographer's Travel Expenses Within London 1 Wardrobe Change 5 Poses All Retouching and Photoshop Work 10 High Res. Images on CD-R, 5 in Color and 5 in Black and White £75 *Several print, canvas, and product options are available to choose from à la carte or with bundle discounts. A 40% deposit of £30 will be collected at booking and the remaining £45 will be collected at the shoot.

Within 24 hours of booking your session, Nathan will be in contact with you by phone to schedule your shoot. You'll also be receiving an email with a link to the Portrait Agreement. Please print out a copy for yourself and take a moment to read through it prior to your consultation.

Traditional portrait photography would avoid bright reds, oranges and yellows as they often compete with a subject’s face and can reflect colors which render skin tones with an unwanted color cast. However, as digital photography advancements have improved a camera' ability to differentiate light and color with higher precision, these colors have become more welcome in a portrait setting. Clients should still don these colors somewhat conservatively.

Avoid clothes with logos, slogans, or patterns. Avoid polka dots, bold stripes and large geometric designs which stand out and compete for attention when viewing a portrait.

Generally speaking, solid colors and subtle patterns work well. Should you take advantage of a change in wardrobe, you can also allow for a variety of necklines, colors, styles and textures. With a wardrobe change included, both a casual and a dressy ensemble can be photographed in a single session.

For group photos or family portraits it is important to coordinate outfits. Everyone should wear items that complement each other in style and color though not necessarily the exact same outfit. Choosing clothes with same or similar colors unifies the picture and keeps the focus on the people in the portrait.

Children, toddlers and babies photograph best in simple clothing.  A popular choice is white and pastels. Also, do not be afraid to choose bold colors for children.  Unlike adults, for which this is not always the best choice, vivid colors (especially red, blue and green) can capture a child’s playful nature and create a lively portrait.  Props can also be a terrific addition, so consider bringing your child’s favorite book, stuffed animal or toy.

Makeup and hair should be groomed relative to the outfits selected and the clients' typical application.