let's chat
Tell me about your big day.
A race, a proposal, an engagement or a small wedding: whatever you're planning, I'd love to hear about it. Fill out the form below and I'll get back to you within 24 hours.
Rather email? Write to lindseypfeiffer.photography@gmail.com or send a DM on Instagram.
Helpful to include
- Your date, or a rough timeframe
- Where it's happening
- What we're celebrating: a race, a proposal, a session
- For races: the distance and rough number of runners
- Anything you're dreaming of capturing
don't have it all figured out? that's okay!
the form's just below
Got it, thank you!
Your message is on its way to my inbox. I'll get back to you within 24 hours with my availability and a few questions.
talk soon, Lindsey
What happens next
I reply within a day
You'll hear back with my availability and a few questions about your plans.
We have a quick call
We talk through the details, the vibe and the moments that matter most.
Your date is booked
Once everything's confirmed, your date is officially on my calendar.
The fun part
I show up, capture it all, and deliver an edited gallery you'll want to share.
Good questions
(the ones I hear most)
Do you travel outside the Bay Area?
Yes! I'm based in the Bay Area and happy to travel for races, proposals and microweddings. Travel fees depend on the scope of the project, so we'll talk it through together when you reach out.
How does a surprise proposal stay a surprise?
We plan it together ahead of time: the spot, the timing and a signal so I know exactly when it's happening. I arrive early and blend in, so your partner won't suspect a thing until after they say yes.
When will I get my photos?
It depends on the scope of the project, but galleries are typically delivered within 2 weeks.
Can you cover an entire race by yourself?
I typically cover parts of a race rather than the entire event, like the start, a key stretch of the course or the finish line. We'll talk through which moments matter most to you and plan my coverage around them.
I'm awkward in front of the camera. Is that okay?
Totally. Most people feel that way! I use easy prompts and let real moments happen, so you never have to hold a stiff pose.