Potograpiya

Support desk for portrait, family, and small wedding sessions

Ask about how a documentary family session actually runs, what to wear for a Bo-Kaap portrait, how film projects differ from digital sets, or whether travel to Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal is possible. You will get clear notes on location, light, and gear, and no pressure to book a date.

How to reach the support desk

Questions before a booking, during a shoot, or after prints arrive all land in the same inbox. Nothing here is a sales script. If you are unsure whether a documentary family session suits your kids, or how film projects differ from digital sets, ask plainly and we will answer plainly.

Email

Best for detailed questions about locations, light, and gear notes.

info@potograpiya.com

Phone

Weekdays, for quick questions about studio days in Woodstock or travel dates.

024 527 4612

Studio

By appointment only, for print pickups and framed work viewings.

9067 Davis Creek
Port Lesegoburgh, WC 4366

What to include in your message

  • Your preferred date, or a rough window if the date is still open.
  • The kind of session: portrait, small wedding, or documentary family.
  • Location, or whether you would like suggestions across the Western Cape.
  • Any travel needs toward Gauteng or KwaZulu-Natal.

When you can expect a reply

Messages are read in the order they arrive, usually within two working days. During wedding season and long travel weeks it can take a little longer. If your date is close, calling is the faster route.

Still deciding? The FAQ covers session pacing, what to wear, and how print and zine orders are handled.

Support desk

A quiet place to ask practical questions before, during, or after a booking. No sales pitch, just clear notes on how a session actually runs.

Reach us directly

Studio address
9067 Davis Creek
Port Lesegoburgh, WC 4366
Phone
024 527 4612

Studio hours

  • Monday to Thursday 9:00 - 17:00
  • Friday 9:00 - 15:00
  • Saturday By appointment
  • Sunday and public holidays Closed

Woodstock studio days are booked in advance. Travel to Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal is arranged around your date.

What to write about

  • How a documentary-style family session runs from start to finish
  • What to wear for a portrait set in Bo-Kaap or Sea Point
  • How film projects differ from digital sets in pacing and output
  • Print, zine, and framed work orders, including shipping questions
  • Small wedding coverage and the timeline we agree on beforehand
  • Travel to Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal, and studio days in Woodstock

Ask before you book, or after the prints arrive

The support desk is where practical questions get answered without a sales pitch. If you are weighing a documentary family session, wondering what to wear for a Bo-Kaap portrait, or trying to work out how a film project differs from a digital set, write it down and send it over. You will get a straight reply about location, light, and gear.

Couples and families often ask about studio days in Woodstock, small wedding coverage, print and zine orders, or whether framed work is available. Travel to Gauteng and KwaZulu-Natal is possible on request. Nothing here is urgent, so take your time.

Reach the desk

Send your date and a rough idea

Session questions

How a documentary family shoot runs, how long we walk, and what happens if the kids lose interest halfway.

Prints and zines

Paper choices, sizes, and how framed pieces are packed before they leave the Woodstock studio.

Travel and dates

Small wedding coverage, Winelands timelines, and trips up to Gauteng or KwaZulu-Natal.

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