Our first meeting with Ian was a good indication of how our professional relationship was going to turn out. My husband (then fianc) and I had set a time and date with Ian to meet and discuss expectations. When we were stood up, Ian's response was that we had not called to confirm the appointment. I was quite taken aback being that he was the one getting paid for services, and we had never discussed a confirmation call while making meeting arrangements. When we finally did meet with Ian (several weeks later due to his schedule) and arranged contractual agreements with him, he didn't honor what was agreed to. Ian showed up to our evening wedding an hour late dressed in jeans and a t-shirt. During our reception I was completely shocked that he asked us for payment of services rendered when it specified in the contract that he was not to get paid for the photos until the photos were delivered. To avoid a scene during our reception, we gave him the check and continued on with our wedding festivities. To my disbelief, Ian had the temerity to come back and ask for thirty extra dollars for valet service. At this point, I was blown away by his lack of class and lack of professionalism. Furthermore, he posted our wedding photos on the internet without our permission, and without us having seen a single one which was also a violation of the contract.in order to have these very personal, intimate photos taken down, we had to threaten litigation. He was several months late delivering the photos (also a violation of contract) and when we finally got them, they were unacceptable.in some of the photos we are washed out, and in others we are orange. There is only a single wedding photo from that day that my husband and I have on display due to the poor job done by Ian Rojas. Don't let Ian ruin your priceless memories by doing a poor job.in retrospect, we would have been much better off hiring a chimpanzee with a digital camera.
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