At Keyhole Photo, we believe in capturing the authenticity of moments. We are Jeff and Meggan Haller, a married couple who have been business partners since 2007. Our passion for photography was born out of our experience as photojournalists in the newspaper industry. We understand the privilege and responsibility it is to document the important moments in your life, and we take it seriously. We approach our work with unobtrusive style, capturing moments as they happen naturally, making sure that the images we take truly represent who you are. We're laid back, goofy, and adventurous, and we're prepared for anything. We pride ourselves on being ready to tell the story of the important moments in your life, no matter how big or small.
Services
We offer two main services: wedding photography and portrait sessions.
Wedding Photography
Lots of cool things can happen on your wedding day, and we want to tell the story of all of those things. That's why we don't charge you by the hour. We will get up early, and we will stay up late. We want to make sure that we capture all the memories that you make on your wedding day. Our wedding coverage starts at $3000 and can include:
- One-photographer complete documentary coverage
- Two-photographer complete documentary coverage
- Professionally edited and toned photographs presented in a password-protected online gallery
- High-resolution images and full personal reproduction rights
- Engagement or bridal sessions
- Premium heirloom albums
Portrait Sessions
Portrait sessions start at $250 and can include:
- One hour of on-location documentary portraiture in the Mobile area
- Professional editing and color-correction
- 10 high-resolution image downloads
Q: What is photojournalism?
A: Photojournalism is about truth. Our work is about authenticity. We don't want to see a person you pretended to be on your wedding day. We want to see the authentic you.
Q: What can I do to help you show the authentic me?
A: Do something. Plan to have fun. Schedule some memories. Make things happen! The same goes for your family. We keep group portraits simple so they won't slow the momentum of the wedding day. That means that there will be extended family members who aren't included in the posed pictures, but don't worry about it! There's an easy solution: make memories happen! Would you prefer a picture of you and your great-aunt formally posed and stiff, or a picture of the two of you laughing together, genuinely happy? If you choose the latter, then go give her a hug. Don't leave important people out. Make them a part of your memories. If you are happy, then act happy, and be happy! Smile. It's just that simple.
Q: What can I expect on my wedding day?
A: Expect us to show up early, to work around you discreetly throughout the day, to rarely give you direction except during limited formal portraiture. We'll be prepared for anything, and we'll be open to all your ideas. We will be there to document, not to participate.
Q: Why do you suggest we see each other before the ceremony?
A: Simply this: it will reduce your stress, give you a chance to spend a quiet, meaningful moment together, and give you more time to party and relax after the wedding.
Q: How many pictures will you shoot?
A: Depending on your coverage choice, we shoot somewhere between 2,000 and 5,000 images during the day.
Q: When will I get to see my photos?
A: We'll always have the photos edited, toned and posted to a private, online proofing gallery in time for the couple's three-week anniversary.
Q: How does the editing process work?
A: The photos in your gallery represent both the most emotional, artistic, and technically strong of all the images we
