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Celebrate New Life

Whether this is your first pregnancy or your last, pamper yourself with a beautiful maternity session to showcase you during this glorious time in your life. 

Let's talk about the bouns you receive once your little one has arrived!

Hair & Makeup offered on all photography sessions

Kelly Tareski Photography has an in-house Hair and Makup artist that can be availabe for any photography Session. Inqire during your in-person consultation.

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Each client is important to me and deserves my attention to detail and style.  Each session is given a two hour window to shoot in.  So whether we are planning a family, senior, maternity or boudoir session we have plenty of time for several wardrobe changes, multiple backdrops, groupings and just plain fun.  If we are working with my in house HMU artist, then additional time is planned for her artistry and your pampering and will not take away from our shoot time.

What To Expect

The session fee includes the time and talent of your photographer,  style consultation to plan your wardrobe, fully guided portrait session and your reveal appointment at Kelly Tareski Photography's exclusive venue in Nine Mile Falls.

I will choose the best images from your session and hand edit each one in my artistic style for viewing.  Your reveal appointment is where you will see your fully edited gallery of 20 -25 portraits.   No minimum purchase requirement. You only purchase exactly what you want.  All sales are final due to the custom nature of the artwork created for you.

Session Fees

Portrait Session

At the exclusive studio of Kelly Tareski Photography
$ 400

Corporate Headshots

Per person ~ on location or in studio ~ Group Rates available
$ 500
Fine Print

  • A $100 retainer is required to reserve your date and time on my schedule. The retainer fee will be applied to your full session fee. The retainer is non-refundable, if you choose to cancel your session, you will forfeit the retainer. If you need to reschedule, we allow for a one time date change at no extra fee.  The balance of your session fee is due 2 weeks prior to your reserved date.
  • We will schedule your reveal session before you leave on the day of your shoot, within 7-14 days. Reveal session are only scheduled on weekdays. Product order will be placed at this time. All decision makers in the purchasing of products must attend the reveal session. Additional reveal sessions (if needed) can be scheduled but will incur a fee.
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Five things to consider

Back in the days of film photography, the options for photographers was limited to just a few “Studios” that had cornered the market, so to speak, and your style choices were limited to whichever photographer happened to be on call the day of your shoot.

With the advent of digital photography, your choices of photographers in Spokane has become exponentially larger so choosing a photographer has, without a doubt, become a daunting task. This new found mission can take hours of research and diligence on your part to find that “just right” fit for your vision of how you want future generations to see you.

Let me give you just a few things to consider to help you along in your undertaking. 

Experience

This isn’t just a tagline it should be the primary basis of your decision that’s why I’ve put it first. Photography is an art and like with any other artist it takes time to develop the skill and aptitude for the craft. Anyone can pick up a digital camera and shoot pictures but do they have the eye for the shot? Do they take the complete environment into consideration before pushing the button? Most of the best photographers in the industry honed their skills in film photography. That was a different time when you had 24 or 36 opportunities (number of frames available on a film roll) to get that perfect pose needed to capture that moment in time.

Equipment

Why is this important? Think about this. A photographer that has invested in their equipment, has invested in you. Photographers that have invested in their equipment are serious about their art. Many say that It’s not the camera that takes the picture it’s the photographer but think about it this way. If a landscaper shows up to a job with just a pick and a shovel and driving an old beat up truck…. would you expect the quality to of your project to suffer? Same with photography. The photographer who shows up with a kit camera they bought from Best Buy for $499 hasn’t invested in one of the most critical aspects of the shoot. Quality equipment contributes to quality results.

Environment

Where and when will my pictures be taken? A lot of thought needs to be put into where and when you will be doing your photo session. Atmosphere and time of day are also critical aspects to be considered. Will you be in a hurry? Inside? Outside? Take the time to research where your photographer plans to take your pictures. Ask if you will be using backdrops or real props. A good photographer will have many options to choose from and give you flexibility for timing your photo shoot. Early mornings and late afternoons are ideal lighting when doing outdoor photography.

Editing

Does your photographer edit your photos? What do they use to edit? Again this lends itself to the quality of the session. If your photographer does “light retouching” what does that mean? Ask questions. Without a doubt, Photoshop is the professional photographer’s choice for editing. It is a time-consuming process to edit in Photoshop but it speaks volumes to the photographer’s commitment to you as a client. The time you spend in front of a camera is paled by the amount of time a professional photographer will take to edit your photos. Remember a quality professional photographer is proud of every piece of art they produce so spending the time it takes to get that result is of tantamount importance. Steer clear of the photographer who tells you that your images will be ready tomorrow!

Cost

Yes, this is an important thing to consider but as you can see I put it last on the list. It should be your LAST deciding factor not your first. Stated simply…you get what you pay for. Facebook is filled with pages and pages of photographers that will do your photo shoot for $150.00 (or even less) and give you a disk full of images. Chances are pretty high that those same photographers will be missing all or most of 1-4 of this list. A top-notch professional photographer will have the experience, equipment, and skills needed to produce high-quality art that you will pass down from generation to generation. These same photographers will charge accordingly for the art they have created and you will receive heirloom quality works of art that will last for generations.

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