The average is usually a final gallery of 50-150 photos per hour of wedding day coverage. Let's say for example I photograph a 10 hour wedding, by myself. The final gallery will likely have around 1000 images.
Luckily this has never happened, but yes. My second shooter and I always have a plethora of camera bodies, lenses, memory cards, and batteries on us. And we back all our digital files up twice.
While I always welcome work that provides inspiration, I would prefer to not be sent photos taken by other photographers. Imagine going to your favorite restaurant and asking the chef to recreate a meal from another establishment. As long as you trust my abilities, I promise we will create beautiful work together.
True to life colors, with a little bit of umph. I also pay special attention to exit signs, street signs, hair flyaways, and other general distracting elements.
The answer to this will likely be no. RAW files are *huge* and require either Lightroom, CaptureOne, or Camera Raw to open the files. You don't need to do extra work.
If everything looks good, you'll sign the contract & pay a $1000 retainer. I'll be in touch to help plan your timeline, shoot your engagement photos, and be general support.
I tailor each package to my couples' wedding day specifications. We can add film, change the coverage hours, book a 2nd photographer, whatever you need!
Interested in working together? Inquire via the contact form & I'll get back to you ASAP to chat all things your wedding.