As a product photographer, creating compelling visuals that tell a brand's story goes beyond just clicking the shutter button. Today, I want to pull back the curtain and share with you the key steps in my planning process – steps that ensure every click results in pixel-perfect magic.

Today I am sharing some things you should consider when deciding how often you should have your brand photos updated, as well as some rhythms I’ve seen work well for the brands I work with.

The essence of a personal brand is YOU. It is absolutely essential to show yourself authentically if you want to have a successful brand photoshoot…but how do you show personality through your brand photos?

If you are wondering what you should wear for your fall brand photoshoot here are some ideas and inspiration!

Building a shot list for your brand photoshoot is essential to ensure that you capture all the necessary images that align with your brand's vision and goals. This blog post details the 10 steps to create an effective shot list.

 Learn how to plan for a variety-packed brand photoshoot. From creating a detailed shot list to selecting versatile locations and incorporating props, discover essential tips to make your photoshoot stand out.

In today's digital age, the old adage, “an image is worth a thousand words” is more true than ever! Visuals play a crucial role in communicating a brand's message to its target audience. Let’s take a closer look into why brand photography is important and how it can help businesses build a stronger brand identity.

We’ve all been there. That feeling of being in front of a camera and not remembering how to smile naturally or what to do with our hands. Today I am sharing a few tips with you to help you feel less awkward and more comfortable for your next photoshoot.

What do you think of when you hear the phrase “brand identity?” I think we often think of a brand’s logo or that one thing they do really well, but brand identity is so much more than that! Click to read more!

Lately I’ve had several clients lament to me how hard it is to get photos to upload to certain websites and platforms because each site has different size requirements. So I wanted to clarify some things around image size and resolution and teach you how to resize your images so that you never have a pesky situation where you can’t get an image to be accepted because of its size.

Have you ever wondered what types of clients I work with? Are you curious what it’s like to work with a brand photographer for different types of businesses? Do you own a business and wonder if my services are for you? Read this!

If you missed it, over the last few weeks my friend Cari and I have been doing a collaborative blog series all about taking your brand concept from an idea to ready to launch to the world. As a part of that series, today I am going to be sharing about how brand photography can take your brand launch to the next level!

In this blog post, I am going to share some of my favorite product-focused images that I got to create for brands in 2021 and why I think each image could help increase online sales for the brands I shot them for.

As with all types of brand photography, I think the keys to successful food and drink photography are to…

I am honored by every single person who is willing to trust me with the images that will represent their brand online and I want to share my favorites from 2021 as a way to celebrate, but also as a way to take what I’ve learned and share it with you.

Your website is the virtual front door to your business and so it is important to get the imagery for it right! This post walks through how to do that!

Have you ever tried to shoot a flatlay image and outright failed?

I’ve been there.

When I first started shooting flatlays they felt awkward and forced. Over time I have learned a few helpful tips that I want to share with you today.

Last Summer I was approached by a creative agency called Creatively Squared, asking if I would be interested in content creation opportunities through them. Today I am sharing my experience working with them.