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Investment and packages

Explore detailed pricing and session options. Whether you need a quick portrait update or a full-day editorial shoot, find the right fit for your creative vision.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where are you based, and do you travel?

Daykin is based in New York City and shoots across all five boroughs. He is available worldwide for editorial work and private commissions; travel fees apply outside the five boroughs. Request a shoot

How do I book a session, and what happens next?

Choose a package on the Pricing page, then send a request through the Book a shoot form with your preferred date and time. Daykin replies by Instagram or phone to confirm availability, followed by a quick consultation on location, styling and the look you want. A 50% deposit secures your date.

Can I book a photoshoot while visiting New York?

Yes. The NYC Experience packages are built for visitors: The Iconic 5 covers five landmark locations in one six-hour day, and The Custom Route covers three spots you choose, with route planning included. Your full gallery arrives within 1–2 business days, before most trips end. See NYC Experience packages

Where are the best places for a photoshoot in New York City?

Daykin’s most-requested spots are Brooklyn Bridge Park, DUMBO’s Washington Street view of the Manhattan Bridge, the Brooklyn Bridge, Central Park and Times Square. The Iconic 5 package covers all five in one day. See The Iconic 5

What is the best time of day for a photoshoot in NYC?

Golden hour (the hour after sunrise or before sunset) gives warm, soft light. Blue hour and night give the cinematic, neon-lit city look. Early mornings also mean fewer crowds at the Brooklyn Bridge, DUMBO and Times Square. Request your date

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