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 …
Tell us about what drives your work. I’ve always been into music. I started playing piano before I can remember, I wrote music as a child, and I almost never stopped singing. My mom started me out on the good stuff…theater, old movies, lots of Lawrence Welk, Nat King Cole, Cole Porter, 1950’s …
Tell us a bit about your approach to the work you do, your time in the business and a few personal facts about you. My approach to my family work is to create meaningful keepsakes. I think about an in-home session like they are time capsules. We have so much story in our homes …
“I’ve learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.”
Documenting my girls has always been one of my passions, and always will be. I don’t have a ton of childhood images with my family so this has always been my goal when my husband and I started a family. Vacations are also very important.
This is the kick of some epic summer inspiration, In the new Dear Photographer FB group , We asked you to share with us some of the best images of summer with the hashtag #epicsummersession. The whole month of July will be full of sun, sand, families, children, laughter, love and everything that makes summer such a …
Tell us a bit about your approach to the work you do, your time in the business and a few personal facts about you. In the photography world, I’m definitely a newbie. I decided to get serious about learning my camera about a year and a half ago. I started with a Nikon D3100 …
Tell us about your approach to the work you do, your time in the business and a few personal facts about you. When a client books with me I start with asking them a few questions about their likes and styles to help determine the best location for the session. I have an open contact …
Truth: you have no idea what you’re doing. And that’s okay. Because, in fairness, you’re always going to be evolving. Failure is inevitable, but stick with it