Category: For Photographers
I am no stranger to burnout. There, I said it. But honestly, let’s get real for a minute. If I’m being 100% transparent, I struggle with burnout several times a year. Fall is particularly challenging (hello busy season) and...
I recently read Shonda Rhimes’ book, Year Of Yes – which was f-a-n-t-a-s-t-i-c. I could stop this blog post there, a true one-liner because the book was that good. But I won’t – because I want to talk about a...
When it comes to conversational topics, there is a pretty lengthy list of things that are considered taboo to talk about. Money, politics, and religion all come to mind. Before you click out of this blog post, I want to assure you...
There is one part of being a professional photographer that I never anticipated: How frequently I would embarrass the crap out of myself while just trying to do my job. And, when I say “embarrass the crap out of myself” I...
For years, I’ve resisted the idea of creating (and carrying around) a “styling kit” for weddings. Seriously though, the thought of toting around props and ribbon on a client’s wedding day sounded awful. But – as my business...
The title of this blog probably made you cringe a little bit, right? That’s because talking finances — and, in particular – talking about organizing your finances is a bit scary. I get it. But to be honest, you...
As a professional photographer, you want to create an amazing client experience – from start to finish. But how do you make that happen 100% of the time? Every client, couple and session will be different, so no out-of-the-box...
“The client is always right.” If you’ve ever worked in the services industry – or hell, if you’ve ever been a client – you’ve heard this phrase before. And while subscribing to this philosophy might help...
