• 8089 – pictures (by me)
• 48 – sessions
• 132 – Separate people
• 2 – dogs
• 15 – sessions w/ Amateur or Pro photographers (and their families)
• 19 – Cute Single Girls (most important stat of course)
• 7 – assistants and other photographers helping
• 6 – past bride and grooms taking advantage of free family pictures
• 150 – Adjusted average of pics per session
• 44 – Lowest number of shots (By me)
• 309 – Most number of shots (By me)
• 160 – typical number of shots
• 10 – canceled sessions, including couldn’t find us, sickness and roommates failed them.
• 1 – wedding, done during the same week
• 1 – reception done during the same week
• 6 – blog post recaps done during the same week
• 13,176 – pictures I’ve taken so far in October as of the 12th

Break down of the shoots

• 15 small families (3 or less)
• 11 Larger families (4 or more)
• 13 Individuals
• 9 Groups of friends or Roommates

• 7 Studio shoots
• 41 outdoor shoots

Shoots per day

• 9 monday
• 8 tuesday
• 7 wednesday
• 12 thursday
• 2 friday
• 10 Saturday

By the $$

Hard to really judge since I don’t usually put time limits on my shoots, but if we didn’t take into account the time limits:

• $18,000 - I figure I donated that much worth of photography to my friends in one weeks time.
• $1000 is how much in turn was donated to the charity Family to Family Humanitarian Expeditions.
• 20-25% was what we were able to cover on the costs of actually putting on the event.
• But that can be considered either my really large donation from me to the charity or an investment in more stuff for my photo business, since I’ll probably have use for at least some of the equipment.
• 1 week – is what I’ll now be donating to the charity in Mexico shooting for their next project to help promote future expeditions.
• 20% is the discount on the print prices I’ll be doing for the galleries that will go up. (Which goes towards the expedition and costs)