A photography contract is a written agreement between a photographer and their client. It outlines the details of the services provided, including session date, location, hours of coverage, and pricing. The contract also covers policies on cancellations, refunds, usage rights, and liability, ensuring both parties understand their rights and responsibilities. This protects both the photographer and client.

The session fee guide provides a breakdown of costs associated with photography sessions. It includes details on standard session fees, which cover the photographer's time, expertise, and any pre- or post-session preparations. The guide may also explain additional fees, such as travel, location permits, or extended session hours, helping clients understand the value they’re receiving and any potential add-ons.

The print guide offers clients options for professionally printed photos from their session, with pricing for various sizes and finishes. It details the available products, such as traditional prints, canvases, albums, and wall art. The guide may also include information on archival quality, ordering processes, and turnaround times, helping clients make informed choices about preserving their images.

A model release form grants the photographer permission to use images of the client for promotional purposes, such as portfolio use, social media, or advertising. This document clearly states how the photos may be used and acknowledges the model's consent. The release protects the photographer’s right to share the images while respecting the client's privacy and intentions.