FAQ’s

  • Photoshoot locations take place at different public studio locations in both Manhattan, Brooklyn, and Austin. The exact location is specified on appointment booking pages.

  • My standard photography packages are listed under the Book a Sessions tab. Simply select the one you are interested, learn more about packages and pricing, and then submit the short interest form towards the bottom of the page.

    I will get back to you with more information and upcoming availabilities in my schedule.

    I also photography many styles and genres of photography outside of those you can instantly book on the website. These include senior portraits, engagement photos, fitness photos, personal branding, lifestyle shots, etc. Custom sessions can occur shoot at both indoor and outdoor locations.

    For these custom sessions, head over to the Contact Page and send me a quick note to start the quoting process.

  • Yes, to reserve time on my calendar, 50% of the total package amount is due upfront. The remaining amount owed is due on the photoshoot date before the session begins.

  • All quoted prices for photography services include a non-refundable deposit totaling 50% of the package price. This deposit is non-refundable and non-transferable.

    If available, one (1) rescheduling request is accepted and free of charge up to 72 hours before the scheduled appointment and needs to be made in writing by emailing bryce@bryceramos.com. Any rescheduling requests made within 72 hours of the appointment will be assessed a rescheduling fee of 50% of total package price of Service.

    After the first request, any rescheduling requests will be assessed a rescheduling fee of 50% of total package price of Service.

    Cancellations can be made in writing by emailing bryce@bryceramos.com. No-shows will be considered a cancellation. A refund minus the non-refundable deposit of 50% of total package price of Service will be issued.

  • Final edited images will be shared within 2 weeks.

  • You will receive an email a with link to a file hosting service to retrieve images when they become available.

  • Of course! A hype person provides great moral support and helps you get the most out of a photography session! Clients can bring one guest to their photography session.

    All guests are asked to be mindful of their surroundings and stay a comfortable distance away from set at all times.

  • Yes, I use a combination of professional-grade strobes plus light-shaping umbrellas, modifiers, and reflectors. This creates soft lighting with dramatic highlights and rich shadows.

Dog Session Specific Q’s

  • We’ll spend a few moments at the beginning to let your pet get the wiggles out, scope out the studio, and get familiar with myself and my assistant.

    Then, it’s time for action. We’ll begin by shooting solo portraits of your dog. This will help them understand the game we’re going to play during the session.

    From there, we will take pictures of you, your family, and your dog. We will go through different poses and setups. During this time, humans will focus their attention towards the camera and my team will do their job at getting your dog’s attention.

    We will need some short refreshers for your four-legged friend throughout the session. This will help them maintain focus when they are in front of the camera.

  • We’re able to work with many kinds of dogs to bring out their charm, whether they are naturally charismatic or a touch on the shy side.

    As long as your dog is well-behaved in public spaces and receptive to commands, we’ll have an amazing session with lots of picture options to consider at the end.

    If your dog is a potential risk to cause harm, we unfortunately ask not to book a session.

  • Get your pupper picture perfect by giving them a good brushing beforehand. Grooming will not only have them looking great, but it will also help you look your best by lowering the amount of shedding.

    Help them maintain their energy level by taking them for a walk beforehand. This will allow them to expel some nervous energy and take care of business.

  • Let’s make your fur baby shine by keeping their attention towards the camera. This includes many tasty snacks, a special toy, using those special words that grab your dog’s attention (my dog perks up with the word “turkey”).

    Also give a think towards what your dog is wearing. Dress up your dog with a special collar, accessories or even clothes. Just make sure to remove any items with identifiable information like a dog tag with a phone number.

    If your dog has long hair, bring a brush to set for touch-ups in between takes.

  • To best show the bond between you and your furry friend, you will be posing on level with your dog. This means you will be posed in crouching and sitting positions for most of the session. Most individuals feel most comfortable wearing pants.

    Additionally, plan for pieces and colors that don’t noticeably show dog hair. If you have a dog with long, lighter-colored fur, solid black clothes will greatly show transferred hair.