Use a styled shoot to book more
Styled shoots aren’t just for wedding pros anymore. Here’s how you can use a styled shoot in your creative business to book more right now.
Make Lightroom Faster with this trick
Lightroom has just released a huge update that allows you to optimize your catalog and speed up your editing! Give this a try next time you’re in Lightroom.
Do this before you open Lightroom and edit
Give this a try before you open Lightroom to edit next time! These 6 things will set you up for consistent edits and keep your coloring on point…
Use this online quiz creator for your business
Use this online quiz creator and grow your email list much faster. Here’s step by step tutorial so you can get your online quiz up today.
7 ways to get inspired for your next big shoot
Sometimes you just need to shake things up a bit in your creative biz, you know? Whether you're a professional photographer shooting brands, weddings, portraits or you're a momma with a camera, giving yourself some space to get inspired pushes that creativity up a notch.
Take a double exposure in-camera
Double exposure in-camera and without photoshop? Yes, please. In this tutorial, I'll show you how to do a double exposure in the easiest way possible.
How I approach brand shoots
The above shot was taken right after the sun had disappeared behind the trees. There wasn't a ton of light left (you can even see car headlights in the bottom right photo), so I had Charity turn to face the last of the light. I wanted to be careful not to overexpose and lose the detail in her white shirt, so I underexposed this image a ton. I wouldn't have underexposed by this much, but there was such a difference between her white shirt and the background that I needed to make sure to protect the detail in her shirt.
How to take photos of your kids
Taking photos of your kids is no small undertaking and these tips will help to keep it fun for you and them. Give this a try next time!
Light and airy camera menu settings
Today I’m sharing the light and airy camera settings (and a few secret tricks) so you can make sure you nail it in-camera and nail your Lightroom edits.