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If you’ve ever looked through my family gallery and wondered why so many sessions seem to glow, there’s a reason for that. One of my favorite times for family sessions is during golden hour, the hour just before the sun sets. The light is soft, warm, and incredibly flattering, but more importantly, it creates an...
One of the first questions I ask my seniors is simple: “What do you want your session to feel like?” Before we ever pick a location, choose outfits, or decide on a date, I want to get to know you. Your senior session should reflect your personality, interests, and style, not just what’s popular. That’s...
One of the first questions I hear from almost every senior (and parent!) is: “What should I wear?” I get it! Standing in front of your closet trying to decide what to wear for photos can feel surprisingly overwhelming. You want to look your best, but you also want your photos to actually look and feel...
One of my favorite parts of being a branding photographer is getting to meet incredible business owners and learn the stories behind what they do. Today, I’m excited to introduce you to Tracy Shelton, owner of il Salone Verde in Venice, Florida. Meet Tracy and il Salone Verde Tracy recently celebrated two years in business,...
It’s been awhile! In fact, my last blog post was back in 2022… that’s not really a break, that’s a hiatus! To be completely transparent, life threw me some curveballs, and my life and business have both seen a lot of changes since then. It’s time to catch you up! In these past almost 4...
The newsletter and blog point lands for me. There’s a version of photography marketing that’s basically fighting for attention in an algorithmically compressed slot, and a completely different version that treats the work as something worth explaining. Both have their place but most photographers pick one and never really think about the other.
Running a studio in London called LemonLens, I found that clients who had read longer pieces about the work arrived with a much clearer sense of what they were looking for. They’d already thought through the questions. A blog post or a longer email thread does work that a grid of images simply cannot. Good to see you bringing it back.ReplyCancel
