After the shoot, all film rolls are sent to Spain for development, and then the editing process begins. This can take anywhere from 1 to 3 months, depending on my schedule and the lab’s workload. Since I shoot exclusively on film, it's hard to predict the exact number of photos in advance. I always bring extra rolls, and if every shot turns out well, you'll receive all of them. The minimum number of 30 photos is listed in the package for reference, but the final count could be 40, 50, or even 100. My goal is to create a diverse series that fully captures and tells the story of your event.

During a photoshoot, I always try to capture some video clips on my phone for our shared archive. However, if you're looking for a complex video or advanced editing, it might be difficult to combine that with the photography process. So, you can order video work separately.
While it’s not my main focus, I have the skills, tools, and experience to do it. The cost of the video is calculated per minute and includes editing: 1 minute = €300.

Yes, and yes again! The best thing you can do once the shoot is booked is to send me all the outfit options you’re planning to bring or might bring with you. I’d also be super happy if you have the time and ability to buy clothes specifically for the shoot (you can always return them if you don’t plan on wearing them again).
You can also make my day by sending me a link to your Pinterest board. This will really help me understand your vibe and sketch out an awesome concept for you.

Short 30-minute shoots aren’t really my thing — I only do them in rare cases. Usually, it's with people I've worked with before, where I know we can knock out a full story in that time. It tends to work best with folks from the art/fashion world — we speak the same language and just get each other.
In other situations, it often ends up being a waste of time and energy.
That said, if you have a cool concept in mind, feel free to send it over! If your idea inspires me — we might create something amazing together.