I love how your subjects are bright and backgrounds are dark. I've realized that's what I love about your pictures the most. I do curve my pictures a bit which does help out, but not that much. If you could give me any advice, I would really appreciate
it.

Posing people, coaching models, getting that right "face" or look when photographing people.

When you were first starting out, how did you go about getting new clients? Did you have another job before doing this full time? How did you make the transition?

What are you doing to make black and white pictures to look so light and great?

There's so many options for proofing out there, and I know you use Pictage, but could you talk about WHY you use Pictage over the other similar services that are out there?

Who does your album design, and if you do it yourself, can you talk about how you do it?

What would you recommend to someone who just relocated (from CA to TX), and is building a wedding business from the ground up?

I read the post about scheduling, but at what point do you ask the bride to remove her engagement ring, and how to you get the grooms rings... etc

We are missing on our sales big time - how do you and Erin rock the post event sales? Do you do a wedding premier? Have one evening for them to order at 10%off?

You have a link on each photo post for notification for family and friends. Can you explain the process here a bit more and how you use it to increase your visibility/sales?

I am more interested in wedding and engagement photography than other types of portraits. I was wondering how you got into the wedding business and how you can get that first booking? Did you guys second-shoot for anyone first?