Unless it has been spesifically asked for, no. The photographer chooses the best pictures from the shoot.

Yes. Please do! Don't forget to give me the credits. @katyaskamera

No, you cannot re-edit the pictures. The edit is a part of my style and by re-editing the picture it does no longer represent my style. However, if you are unhappy with the result, you can always be honest and let me know why it does not work for you. We can find solution together.

I'm using mirrorless Nikon Z6II. My go to lenses are 35mm and 50mm. Occasionally, I use my zoom-lens 24-70mm.

No. The edit is what represents me as a photographer.

Yes, if it's for private use you can do whatever you want with the pictures. Print them, frame them, put them on a postcard. The rule of thumb is: if you use my picture to earn money, I should also get a piece of that money.

The ones who appreciate and understand my way of capturing moments.

They understand that this is a collaborative process, especially during booking and throughout the photo session. We have to work together to bring this to life.

They are open minded and want me to capture emotive and genuine moments.

I can. But I prefer and would very much rather capture your "natural" way of moving your body. This is what makes my sessions so special. I don't "make" you pose, I ask you what and how you usually stand or jump, and I will ask you to freeze that pose (that was natural for your body movement). My job is to make it look beautiful. I work with you and for you. I encourage you to be yourself, let loose and have fun.

Before your session, please let me know if you're feeling self-conscious about anything! I am here for you and to make your photo-experience nice and stressfree.