All photos are owned and copyrighted by Alan Hinkel Photography
4836 Main Street, Suite 201, Moss Point, MS 39563 alanhinkelphoto@cableone.net
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of photography equipment do you use?
My photography equipment includes a Canon EOS 1Ds Mrk III which is a full frame 21.1mp DSLR camera that stores two memory cards -- in case one fails. This is important in wedding photography. It is considered a professional camera and Canon's flagship camera. I also have a Canon EOS 50D (15.1mp) semi-professional to professional DSLR (great for sports photography / 6.3 frames per second or fps), a Canon EOS 7D which is an 18 mp camera with HD video capability (great for sports photography / shoots 8 fps), a Canon EOS 40D 10.1mp semi-professional DSLR (also great for sports photography / shoots 6.5 fps), and a number of professional lenses, flashes, and other equipment.
Who keeps the digital files and copyright?
As is customary and lawful, Alan Hinkel Photography maintains copyright ownership as well as ownership of all digital files. We securely preserve your images for your future print requirements for a reasonable period of time.
Can you provide two photographers for my photography session?
Yes, Alan has several close friends who are photographers. They would be more than happy to accompany him for your event.
Do you charge for travel?
Anywhere 25 miles outside of Pascagoula, MS, is subject to a travel fee.
Please email or call for pricing. Pricing does vary.
What locations do you serve?
Alan serves the MS and AL Gulf Coast, but he's more than willing to travel.
Where can I find pricing for more packages and prints?
Print pricing is available on this website under "Pricing."
Please contact Alan for more details on packages.
Do I get to choose my location?
Yes. Sessions may be conducted at the studio or your desired location.
Is there a minimum order I must buy?
The minimum order purchase is $40.
What does a print release mean?
A print release is a document given from Alan Hinkel to show that you have permission to go wherever you'd like to have prints from your CD made.
When you purchase a CD, this will automatically be given.
Since I bought this 5x7 print is it ok if I make copies to give out to my family?
Contrary to popular belief, just purchasing a photograph does not give you the legal right to have any reproductions made. The photograph you purchased is to be used for your display use only. If you want photographs to give to family and friends, they should be purchased from the photographer directly. If needed, you may purchase one single file with a print release to have as many photos printed as you need.
