The two of you.
Most couples I photograph did not want a photoshoot. They wanted to have been photographed, which is a different thing. My job is to make the hour ordinary enough that you forget it is happening: a walk, a coffee, a bench you like, while I pay attention.
How a session goes
About an hour, somewhere that means something to you, or somewhere I suggest because the light behaves. No shot list, and no poses you would not fall into on your own. If you want matching outfits in a wheat field at golden hour, I am probably not your person.
You do not need to know how to pose. Nobody does. I will give you something to do, and the photographs happen while you are doing it.
We forgot she was there, which was the point. The photos look like us on a good day.
A few things people ask
What does a couples session actually look like?
About an hour, somewhere with decent light and room to move. We walk, we talk, I photograph. No shot list, no directions you would not give yourself. The best frames usually come from the in-between moments.
Do we need to be comfortable in front of a camera?
No. The work is built around people who are not. The whole point is to make the camera boring enough that you stop performing for it. Most of the photographs that matter come after that.
Where do sessions usually happen?
Anywhere in Sydney with decent light. Some people have a place that means something to them; others want a suggestion. Either works. I know the city well enough to have opinions.
What does a session cost?
Pricing is written plainly on the investment page. One rate, nothing hidden, and every photograph worth keeping is included.
Start here.
Tell me about your day. No obligation, and I reply within a day or two with honest availability.
Prefer email? hello@florapeoplephotography.com.au