I get my own Client Catalog??

Image from Shelby Lea Photography - Edits by Ellie Kay Photos

My Goal when working together, is to get you as the photographer to a place where you are doing as little editing as possible. As in getting you to a point where you do not have to prep your catalog at all. You just go to your session and send me the rest! 

As we work together I create a Client Catalog, specific to you! What does this look like, you ask? Well, with the first few catalogs that you outsource to me I will ask you to do my basic process in preparing and sending me your catalog. If you want more information on this visit this blog post. 

After we have established a relationship and we both feel that we are in a good routine and I understand your editing style, I will then slowly begin to gather together catalogs that best fit your brand and style. This could very easily come from the past catalogs we had just worked on together. I am looking for about 3-5 sessions that best fit in this description and put them all into a catalog that is only for you! This will give me instant access to anchor images that are true to your style and will allow your edits as a whole to continue to stay consistent. 

Doesn’t this sound like a dream?? You sit down and upload your catalog session into Lightroom, cull down your images (or send me the culling and I will do that for you too!), and then send it off to me! Little to no prep work! 

Why would I offer something like this? It all comes back to why I do this business…to give you more time! Time to build your business and focus on other tasks that you enjoy more, time to be with your family and not feel like you are missing out on anything with them, time to just simply take a breath and know that your edits are not suffering and your clients will be overjoyed with receiving their images even faster! 

“You are amazing! I am sending the next one now! My bride was shocked that her pictures were ready! You killed it! UNREAL! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!” - Shelby Lea Photography

Coming from someone that has had to learn the hard way MANY times, it is better to ask for help, just do it. Reach out for a lifeline like this, it is worth it!