Kansas City Architectural & Interior Photographer
Architecture is inhabited sculpture. - Constantin Brancusi

Frequently Asked Questions
How Do We Prepare For A Successful Photography Session?
1. Be sure to book a photography session early and as far out as possible on the calendar. A booking consists of three things:
What Are Your Rates?
Julie Legg Photography will work with your budget as much as possible. Rates are founded on the time and skill it takes to complete an entire project from the photography session to the post production. It is not unusual for post production work to consume even more time than the photography.
What Is Cost-Sharing? Do You Offer Discounts?
Cost-sharing is a multi-party arrangement where the total cost of a project is shared by the contributing partners according to an agreed upon formula. For instance you might work with an architect, an engineer, a contractor, a product manufacturer, an interior designer, etc. I charge a licensing fee for each additional partner, then divide the total fee by the number of parties involved, which leads to huge savings for all.
Do You Offer Day Rates?
Julie Legg Photography prices by the project not by the hour or day. Each project is different and takes a different amount of time from the photography session to post production. Many interior photography sessions only take about 2 hours.
Who Owns The Images?
All of my images are the intellectual property of Julie Legg Photography LLC. I retain the copyrights to all the images I create per Federal Copyright Law. Images are licensed to all clients for specific use. I require all new clients to sign a brief one-page license agreement before a photography session.
Can I Share The Images With Others?
Third-party usage is not included in my licensing agreements. Others interested in using the images must obtain permission either through multi-party cost sharing licensing before the photography session or purchase a stock photography license from Julie Legg Photography after the session to avoid infringement.
Can I Post The Images To Social Media?
Yes, I want your project to get as much traction as possible and social media usage is included in my licensing agreements. I do ask that you give a photo credit for all social media posts as follows: @jleggphoto