Las Vegas Strip Photography Packages

1 hour of Las Vegas strip photography – $599.00

• Take photos at 1 to 2 locations on the famous Las Vegas Strip at iconic locations like the Las Vegas Sign, Bellagio water show, Venetian, or Mirage waterfall/volcano.
• All photos must be shot in public locations, but we are very good at keeping random people out of your photos.
•  You will get a minimum of 100 photos in 1 hour, which includes photography and drive time between locations. (With cooperation from the couple and guests, we usually can get a lot more than the 100 photos.)
• Free Courtesy Limousine Transportation to and from your photo shoot for a Max of 10 persons

2 hours of Las Vegas strip photography – $999.00

• Take photos at 3 to 4 locations on the famous Las Vegas Strip at iconic locations like the Las Vegas Sign, Bellagio water show, Venetian, or Mirage waterfall/volcano.
• All photos must be shot in public locations, but we are very good at keeping random people out of your photos.
• You will get a minimum of 200 photos in the 2 hours, which includes photography and drive time between locations. (With cooperation from the couple and guests, we usually can get a lot more than the 200 photos.)
• Free Courtesy Limousine Transportation to and from your photo shoot for a Max of 10 persons

3 hours of Las Vegas strip photography – $1,399.00

• Take photos at 5 to 6 locations on the famous Las Vegas Strip at iconic locations like the Las Vegas Sign, Bellagio water show, Venetian, Mirage waterfall/volcano, and the Fremont Street area.
• All photos must be shot in public locations, but we are very good at keeping random people out of your photos.
• You will get at least 300 photos in the 3 hours, including photography and drive time between locations. (With cooperation from the couple and guests, we usually can get a lot more than the 200 photos).
• Free Courtesy Limousine Transportation to and from your photo shoot for a Max of 10 persons.

You get all images shot in RAW & JPEG 24-72 hours after your photo shoot by google drive

• A JPEG file supports up to 24-bit color and uses lossy compression to compress images for more convenient storage and sending. This may make JPEGs better for everyday use, but it does mean sacrificing some of the original image quality.
• Higher image quality translates into more available data when it comes to photo editing, giving RAWs a definitive edge over JPEGs. Editing programs like Adobe Camera RAW, Bridge, or Lightroom are built for fine-tuning RAWs into polished final photos.
• Many professional photographers shoot in RAW because the format captures the highest level of detail. It can often be easier to edit exposure later with a RAW file. However, shooting in JPEG has its benefits, since their smaller file sizes allow you to shoot more images at once and transfer files faster.