What type of photography do I need for my project?
Decide if you need portrait, landscape, event, or another type of photography. This helps in matching the right photographer to your style. Being clear about the needed niche saves time and sets the project’s tone.
How can I describe my project clearly?
Detail your project's goals and the kind of images you need. Share the vibe or emotion you want in the photos. A clear description helps the photographer plan and capture what you envision.
What guidelines should I share about my brand style?
Explain your brand’s color, mood, and image preferences. If possible, share samples or mood boards. This ensures the photographer knows how to match your brand in their photography.
How do I specify the photo format and resolution needed?
Decide if you need digital files, prints, or both. Specify the resolution for online or print use. Clear requirements ensure the photographer delivers photos in the right format.
What timelines should I set for project completion?
Determine when you need the final photos delivered. Consider any event dates or launches. Setting a timeline helps both you and the photographer stay on track.
How do I discuss the number of photos needed?
Set an expectation on how many photos you need from the shoot. This lets the photographer know how to manage the session. More photos might mean more shooting time or editing.
What location details should I provide ahead of time?
Share where the photo shoot will happen, like indoors or outdoors. Describe the lighting conditions and space available. It helps the photographer plan and bring the right gear.
How should I share examples of styles I like?
Collect photos or links that match the style you desire. These should align with your project's look. Sharing examples provides visual guidance to the photographer.
What should I include in my feedback before final approval?
Review and share what you liked and if any adjustments are needed. Be specific about what changes you want. Feedback helps ensure the photographer’s work meets your needs perfectly.
How can I set expectations for post-production work?
Discuss if you need retouching, color adjustments, or other edits. Agree on how much editing is necessary. This helps align the photographer’s editing work with your project needs.
Who is Contra for?
Contra is designed for both freelancers (referred to as "independents") and clients. Freelancers can showcase their work, connect with clients, and manage projects commission-free. Clients can discover and hire top freelance talent for their projects.
What is the vision of Contra?
Contra aims to revolutionize the world of work by providing an all-in-one platform that empowers freelancers and clients to connect and collaborate seamlessly, eliminating traditional barriers and commission fees.
