Verity Visions works on a commissioned basis for clients who require imagery created with intention, structure, and long-term use in mind. Projects are approached editorially, with clear planning, creative direction, and an understanding of how imagery functions across professional platforms.

Commissions may include portrait work, brand imagery, editorial campaigns, hospitality visuals, or publication-focused projects. Scope, location, intended use, and production needs are reviewed in advance to ensure clarity before moving forward.

All commissioned work includes separate licensing and usage agreements. Creative fees cover the creation of the imagery; licensing determines how and where the images may be used. Usage is tailored to the client’s needs and may include digital, print, editorial, or commercial applications. Licensing terms are outlined clearly prior to production.

Verity Visions accepts local, destination, and international commissions. For projects involving travel, creative fees may be structured differently when accommodations and flights are provided by the client. For projects extending beyond two days, accommodations must be pet-friendly, as travel includes a small dog.

All commissions are reviewed based on alignment, scale, logistics, and intended usage to ensure the work is executed at the appropriate level.

Yes. Verity Visions accepts select international and destination commissions, especially with hotels, hospitality groups, and established brands with the budget to support travel-based production.

For destination projects, pricing is structured in two ways:

 • Standard Commission Rate: Creative fees only, with travel and accommodations billed separately.

 • Hosted Commission Rate: When the client covers flight and lodging, the creative fee is reduced accordingly. This is a streamlined option many luxury hotels prefer because it keeps production clean and predictable.

I am passport-ready and available for international campaigns, hotel content creation, and editorial commissions. For projects extending beyond two days, accommodations must be pet-friendly, as I travel with a small dog.

All destination work is reviewed intentionally based on scope, creative alignment, and production logistics.

Verity Visions takes on projects where visual work is treated as a considered investment rather than a quick deliverable. This includes editorial portraits, commissioned brand imagery, hospitality campaigns, and publication-focused work created with clarity, planning, and long-term use in mind.

Projects are best aligned when clients understand the value of creative direction, trust the process, and are seeking imagery that will be used beyond a single moment or platform. Scope, location, and intended use are reviewed at the start to ensure the work is approached with the right level of care and structure.

This process allows every commission to remain focused, professionally executed, and aligned with the standards Verity Visions is known for.

Licensing is determined by how the imagery will be used.

 Creative fees cover the creation of the work; licensing covers usage.

 This may include digital, print, editorial, commercial, or advertising use. Licensing terms are discussed and finalized before production so there are no surprises after delivery.

Yes. 

Verity Visions works with individuals, couples, and professionals who want editorial-quality imagery created with intention. 

Clients do not need prior experience in front of the camera. 

Direction is provided throughout the process to ensure the work feels natural, grounded, and aligned.

Timelines vary based on scope and location.

After a commission is approved, planning and scheduling are confirmed first, followed by production and post-processing.

 Editorial or publication-focused work may include additional time for submission and review. 

All timelines are outlined clearly before the project begins.

For editorial and publication-focused projects, submissions may be handled by Verity Visions when appropriate.

Publication acceptance is never guaranteed, but projects are created to meet editorial standards and submission requirements. 

Any submission plans are discussed in advance.