Four years, one afternoon. Most of these happen on the WIUT campus with a gown borrowed for the day — solo portraits, your friends, and your parents, who have been waiting for this longer than you have. If you also want someone at the ceremony itself, that is a separate booking below.
References
Point at the ones you like and we'll shoot in that direction.
What's included
- Solo portraits, your friend group, and your family — all in one session
- On the WIUT campus, or anywhere in Tashkent you would rather be
- Your own private gallery link, with download sizes for posting and for printing
- A few finished frames within hours, so you have something to post the same day
FAQ
Yes — that is where most of these happen. Students can get a gown for a photoshoot, and we pick a time when the light is good and the campus is quiet rather than fighting the crowd on ceremony day.
Not on campus — WIUT holds it at the Alisher Navoi Cinema Palace (Panorama) on Navoi Street. I do not shoot at the ceremony itself: the hall is dark, the running order is not mine to control, and a gown session on a quiet campus gives you better photographs than a crowd does. Book one before 22 October and you have them in hand for the day.
Yes, and it is the option most people want once they hear it. The 2.5-hour group session is 700,000 so'm for the whole group — two of you or five, the price is the same — and everyone gets their own solo portraits as well as the group shots.
A few finished frames the same evening, every time. The full set follows within a day or three depending on the package.
Fair question, and the honest answer is on this page: the portrait work above is mine, and a gown does not change how a portrait is made. What it does change is the price — this is my first season and it costs a fraction of what it will next year. You are trading a track record for a better rate and a photographer with time for you.
We move the session, no charge. November in Tashkent is unpredictable and I would rather reshoot than hand you something grey.
How to prepare
- 01Sort the gown first — the university has a limited number and they go quickly the closer you get to the ceremony
- 02Late afternoon is the light you want; in November that means around 3–4pm
- 03Bring whoever is coming. Parents and friends are part of the session, not an extra
- 04Flat shoes for walking between spots, and carry the ones you want to be photographed in
Packages
On campus or a location you pick, on a day that suits you — no ceremony crowd, no rush.
- 40–60 edited photos
- Delivery in 2 days
- Two locations on campus
- 2 printed photos, 20×30 cm
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