Brand photography should tell a story. Read this post to find out why and see an example of brand photography that tells a story.

Today I am sharing a new composition tip with you! If you are looking to take your photography to the next level this post is for you!

If you’re looking to start an email list or are frustrated with your previous provider, check out this post all about how much I love using Flodesk for my list!

A little bit about my journey as a photographer and how I came to my current photographic style.

During these times of stay-at-home orders and non-essential businesses being closed, I wanted to take the time to showcase some of my work from earlier this year and late last year for businesses that have had to change how they do things for a few months like Blush Beauty Bar.

Remember back when we were allowed to dine in restaurants before this whole Covid-19 crisis? I’m missing that right now, so I thought I’d start showcasing some of my favorite restaurants over the next couple of weeks. First up: Waffle Stop!

Having clear, well-lit photos is key to selling your product online. I want to help you learn to take better photos of your product at home for the times when you don’t have the ability to hire a professional brand photographer.

With recent events and the spread of Covid-19, many of you are suddenly finding yourselves working from home with your kids in tow. Over the past couple of years, I’ve established some routines that have helped me be able to work from home with the kids around effectively. Here are a few tips I have for you.

It’s stories like Amelia’s that inspire me to keep meeting other creative business owners and telling their stories through photography!

If you’ve ever thought to yourself, “Why do I need to hire someone to take brand photos for me when I have an iPhone and could take my own?” or have found yourself scrolling through a batch of photos you had taken 5 years ago when you first opened your business, this post is for you.

I made a list of things to do when business gets slow and I wanted to share it with you in hopes that it might help you stay motivated during the “off season” too!

Planning your brand photoshoot may seem daunting at first, but it doesn’t have to be! I hope you find this list of things to think about helpful as you plan your photoshoot!

A quick review of 2019 and what I’ve been up to this year.

It’s hard to know where to start with Instagram strategy when the algorithm changes so frequently. I often hear small businesses and brands getting discouraged at the metrics or simply not knowing how and when to change their strategy. Today I want to encourage you to stop focusing on the numbers and anchor your strategy on these 4 things, no matter how the algorithm is changing.

When you’re planning a brand photoshoot, it’s important to think through what props you’ll need ahead of time. At first this can seem intimidating and so I wanted to create a helpful list of things for you to think about as you plan what you’ll need.

When we bought our house four and a half years ago I had no idea how often I would use it as a photo shoot location...Now I love that I can bring clients in to my light filled kitchen, stacked subway tile and all, to capture their unique brand photos. The image in this post are from a recent shoot I did for Rebecca's personal brand….

Here are 5 things I want my clients to know before they contact me. They are essential to helping you plan and execute your brand photo session.

Learn about what a BRAND specific photographer is and how it is important to hire one for YOUR brand!