5) Location, location, location! This is an important part of your Brisbane portrait photography experience. You may want to know what type of background you'll have to choose from. Would you want your pictures outside and natural or with a plain backdrop? Most photographers will be very happy to offer suggestions but if you have a preference (say you don't like to be shot against a black background), make sure you're clear on this beforehand.

6) Is there a particular necklace, locket or keepsake that you want in your photograph? Be sure to bring it with you and let your photographer know that you'd like it to be seen in the photograph. They will try their best to accommodate you.

7) If you have a special purpose for the photographs such as your holiday card, a family album or modeling shots, let Brisbane portrait photographer know. This is definitely important information and may influence different aspects of your shoot. Your photographer may want to use a different camera lens or try a background that will be more suitable for what you want.

Pick a Brisbane corporate photographer you feel comfortable with. If you don't like your photographer's style that will show in your pictures. You may end up looking forced or just plain not in the spirit of the thing. It's your day and your wallet, so just be choosy!

9) Some people have no preconceived ideas for what they want and that's okay too. As long as you are open and already like your photographer's work, your photographer should be able to get you something you love.

Lastly,

Have fun! You've got your outfit and your family's got theirs, your hair and make-up is beautiful, the background is chosen and you've discussed all the pertinent details with your photographer, it's time to relax and let them do their thing. Go with the flow and remember to smile.