If in doubt, bring it all. Having a lot to choose from is never a bad thing for me. I like choices! You may not wear all of it or any of it but if you don’t bring it, it will definitely not get shot. Make sure shoes are clean. Dirty shoes take forever to photoshop and you will be spending more on the post process. 

10 Things to Consider When Planning for a Fitness Photoshoot 

1. Start planning for it days before. Schedule hair, makeup, tanning if needed.
2. If you are tanning, tanning needs to be even and not blotchy. The more blotches, the more money you will spend on post production work. 
3. Plan outfits ahead of time. Throwing a bunch of clothes in a bag 20 minutes before you leave and hoping for the best does not guarantee you will get the images you wanted. 
4. Clothing and shoes should be clean and wrinkle free as possible. 
5. Shave or wax a few days prior so your skin does not look irritated and red during the photoshoot.
6. Finger nails and toe nails need to be manicured. 
7. Exfoliate and moisturize your face the day before so that makeup goes on more smoothly and your face looks fresh.
8. Get lots of sleep the night before. The tired look does not photograph well on anyone.
9. The day of your photoshoot please arrive on time. Being late may mean taking away from the agreed shoot time which means less looks and images you will have.
10. Relax and enjoy the process. The photographer will guide your posing, the more relaxed you are the more natural and less stiff you will look in the images. 

I’m not like many photographers in that I’m pretty generous when it comes to cancelations. I know it’s not very good business practice to not require deposits but so far I’ve been blessed with great clients that are respectful of my time. Please inform me of any cancelation or rescheduling as soon as you can. I totally understand that life happens, but if you are one of those people that continually cancel, then obviously the photoshoot with me is not your priority so I would encourage you to find a photographer that will be more of a priority to you. This can change depending on how many times I get burned in the future but so far so good. 

I turned my 5 car garage into a completely finished home studio. This allows me to keep prices low and get as creative and messy as I want. But I’m also open to shooting in lots of different settings on location. As long as the location is within the Denver metro area, so far, I’ve not charged travel fees. If clients would like to have it at a certain location like another studio, a hotel room, or specific rental space, I’m happy to shoot there, but just know, that the client is responsible for securing and paying for that location.