Question 1

Where are personal branding photography sessions held in Colorado?

Accepted Answer

Personal branding photography sessions take place on location or in professional studios throughout Conifer, Evergreen, Morrison, Pine, Bailey, Littleton, and the greater Denver, Colorado foothills area.

Question 2

How much does a personal branding session cost in Denver?

Accepted Answer

The Beacon Session starts at $2,100, payable in two installments of $1,050. The Mini Brand Session starts at $599. If you book a session annually, you receive a 10% loyalty discount.

Question 3

What's the difference between the Beacon Session and a Mini Brand Session?

Accepted Answer

The Beacon Session is a full two hour experience with one location, three to four looks, a discovery call, and sixty edited images, built for business owners ready to invest in a complete brand story. The Mini Brand Session is a lighter, thirty minute option with up to two looks and a smaller image gallery, perfect for a quick refresh between full sessions.

Question 4

How long is a personal branding session?

Accepted Answer

The Beacon Session is two hours. The Mini Brand Session is thirty minutes.

Question 5

I get nervous in front of the camera. Will I be guided through posing?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Creative direction is built into every session, so you're guided through each setup even if posing makes you nervous. The goal is to help you relax and let the camera catch what's already there.

Question 6

Do you offer wardrobe and styling help?

Accepted Answer

Yes, both the Beacon Session and Mini Brand Session include styling guidance so you feel confident and put together on session day.

Question 7

Is there a discount for booking annually?

Accepted Answer

Yes, if you book a session annually, you get 10% off.

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