What is a Service Legacy Commission?
A story-led retirement portrait and album experience built around service, meaningful details, family, and the transition ahead.
Practical questions
Clear answers before you begin.
A commission like this should be easy to understand before you decide whether to start a conversation.
What is included?
The working offer includes a story interview, creative planning, a directed portrait session, curated photographs, an archival album, a framed portrait, and a final digital archive. The physical product details remain to be selected and costed.
Can my spouse or family participate?
Yes. Family is part of the story when the people who shared these years should be remembered alongside the service member.
Do I need to be photographed on base?
No. Location is planned around the story and what is realistically available for the commission. No installation access is assumed.
What if I do not enjoy being photographed?
The session is directed and thoughtfully planned; you do not need to arrive knowing how to pose.
How are photographs chosen?
The photographs are curated around the story rather than treated as a digital-file collection. The final selection and product details will be agreed as the offer is finalized.
How long does a commission take?
Timing will be planned around the specific commission. This prototype does not promise a turnaround or session duration.
What does it cost?
The current working commission is $2,800, with a $1,000 booking payment. These are working prototype terms, not launch-locked contract language.
What happens when I click Plan Your Commission?
This review prototype does not accept or transmit inquiries. The Plan page is a non-interactive preview while privacy, consent, delivery, and follow-up boundaries are being approved.