Full cataloguePhotography services

The catalogue above is the whole of what is shot, grouped into nine families: portrait and personal branding, couples and proposals, family and newborn, christenings and communions, weddings and elopements, travel and holidays, business and corporate, commercial and food, and fashion.

The list is deliberately not the same in both languages, and six of these services exist only in Spanish. That is not a translation backlog. There is no English word for an orla — the composite portrait board a Spanish faculty commissions for a graduating year — and a preboda is not a pre-wedding shoot: it is a separate session, on a separate day, in different clothes, booked by nearly every Spanish couple and by almost no British one. Writing English pages for them would be inventing demand.

Each service carries a starting price, and that price is the number you pay. It covers the photographer’s time, the selection and the colour work afterwards, and a private gallery in full resolution with a licence to print and post. There is no per-image charge, no retouching upsell and no travel supplement inside the area you booked.

What separates the categories is time and coordination rather than equipment. A forty-five-minute headshot needs one photographer and a location scouted at the right hour. A wedding in Seville in July needs the group photographs moved to half past nine, which means moving the aperitif, which means agreeing it with the venue in March. Communions need to be booked in February, because they land on four Saturdays and twenty families from one parish want the same one.