Tell us about what drives your work, How did you get started? I had a Kodak Instamatic camera as a kid, and my dad would give me a roll of film every week. I used to walk around taking pictures of neighborhood scenes when I was just 8 or 9 years old, and I was …
Tell us a bit about your approach to the work you do, your time in the business and a few personal facts about you. Like many, I began developing a love for photography after the birth of my first daughter. A few years after her birth and many iPhone photos later, I finally took the …
To my past self: I see you standing there, staring at the brand new camera fresh out of the box. I see your fingers on those buttons, feeling so foreign. I see that dial placed in auto and thinking you have no idea what you’re doing. And you don’t. I see you sitting there at …
Tell us a bit about your approach to the work you do, your time in the business and a few personal facts about you. I’ve been doing photography professionally for two and a half years. It started with gifting my husband a Nikon D610 as a wedding gift three years ago. I always knew …
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“Caution not spirit, let it roam wild; for in that natural state dance embraces divine frequency.” Next time you find yourself near someone new, or maybe with someone you have a history with, a person you love perhaps, watch how they move. I’m no expert but I think those subtle subconscious movements can tell us plenty about …
CIRCA MAY 2011 Dear past self, just starting out on this photography journey. You don’t know it now, but this isn’t going to be the short-lived, side-gig that you think you’re trying out. You’re going to stumble upon what feels like your calling and your heart is going to be all in on this. The …
Photographing horses had always been a creative dream of mine. The initial challenge I faced was my own insecurity and fear. I was so reluctant to ask anyone if I could photograph their horses. It took five years of living by my neighbor who has three horses before I finally had the nerve to go ask if I could photograph them. I realize just saying that sounds so crazy. It is so sad how much we deny ourselves by letting fear take over the driving wheel. My approach for this horse shoot was to capture these beautiful animals in the area they call home, in the same manner, I conduct my family lifestyle sessions. Start by observing how they interact with each other at their own home and not pose them at all.
approach my photography much like how I approach a painting.I am a painter and illustrator first. Photography came to me about 7 years ago after realizing that I did not have the time to paint or draw anymore. I was working full time and traveling a lot. Creating art is a part of who I am. I needed to find a way to express myself more quickly than sitting down and producing a painting. Because I am a painter, I am drawn to fine art. I have been learning and teaching myself through much trial and error with editing techniques how to produce the images that I want through photography. Each photo I take I already know how I want to edit it and what I want it to look like before I press the shutter button.
Tell us a bit about your approach to the work you do, your time in the business and a few personal facts about you. I have always had a love for photography and all things nostalgic. I didn’t really pick up a real camera until 3 years ago when my youngest was born. I …