This is probably the hardest question to answer on your own and the most asked. Our mantra has always been "If you think you look good, you'll look good in your photos". Think about it...if you're wearing something you don't feel nice in, you'll be uncomfortable, edgy, and not yourself.

Another big question! What to do! You should try to be yourselves and if that isn't going to happen, we'll help you. Typically we don't try to pose you or ask you to do anything out of the ordinary. We will, however ask you to get close, kiss, hang out, or walk closely together. The photos will end up being so much better if you are not "camera aware" and looking at us the whole time. We'll be sure to tell you when you should look at the camera, but for 90% of the time we'll just be photographing the two of you together, doing your thing!

Bring several different outfits to change into. Our Sprinter van is huge! It's got plenty of room to change in. Bring colors, bring hats, bring your scarves, bring your bling, whatever you want! We love things that move with the wind too!

You may want to bring shoes or sandals to change in and out of for a better footing while hiking. Some do, some don't!

Depending on the amount of time we have together, two, three, or four hours, we have options. We can go to several different places right off the roads around here and in RMNP, or we can go for a hike to a remote peak, forest, or lake. It's really up to you and what you wish. For the two hour session we really only have time to be at two or three places effectively.

For each hour that we're together we average about fifty images in your gallery. You'll have that gallery for a year to download, print from, and share with anyone you wish to give the password to. We archive them after a year, but still have them if you need them after that.

If you'd like to have your photos on some sort of drive or somewhere else, let us know. We can accommodate!

This is another great question. Some photographers will want to do it in the morning, at sunrise, which is really cool. We choose to do it in the evening because we love the light then. Typically we'll try to be at the location within the last two hours of actual sun. What does "actual sun" mean? The sun here in the Rockies goes behind the mountains long before "sunset", meaning that there is good light for a while after it goes behind the mountains and it won't get dark until later. We love to have the sun in the photos for sunflare and effect, but we also love the soft light that is around after the sun goes behind the divide.