How It All Works

     KWP Photography is dedicated to provide you with the best quality of work, newest trends in photography, and the best customer service.  The sessions you book are for the times in your life that are special so our goal is to provide a relaxed yet fun environment for your session.  I know you are wondering how the process works from scheduling an appointment to the ordering of the photographs.  It starts with a meeting to discuss your session.  This meeting helps us determine the best session for you by asking questions like what type of session you would like, what your interest are, and where you would like the photographs to be taken at.  At this time you get to see samples of our work and see some of the products we offer.  After all of your questions are answered we can schedule your session.  The next step is the fun part, the photo shoot.  This is where we meet at the location of your choice and take the photographs.  Now that the shoot is done we edit the photographs.  We do take a lot of pictures but provide you with the best out of the session for proofing.  Proofs are usually available online a week after the shoot and are password protected.  For the facebook fans we can post a sneak peak of your session a few days after the shoot.  This is at your sole discretion.  We understand that these are your portraits, and we would like you to see them first before anyone else.  When proofing online keep in mind that all colors vary on computer monitors.  Now that you have proofed your portraits you are ready to order.  This process is kept simple and is designed to work best for you.  You can order over the phone, online, or fill out an order form.  Prints are ready for pickup about two(2) weeks after your order is placed.

About Me

I have dedicated my life to the arts profession whether it is through drawings or photography. The arts have always been my passion and what I enjoy doing. Being the father of two beautiful children I have the ability to capture timeless moments from a wedding, a newborn, or seeing a child grow before your eyes. All of this has led me to pursue photography not merely as a hobby but as a profession.