As I have been sharing on Instagram, this styled Elopement was the perfect way to expel some creative energy and get hyped for this new photo season! It came together so beautifully at the last minute thanks to my amazing team of boss babes (@MaggieGallo and @ColetteHarmon). I wanted to try to pull this off … More The Greatest Showman Styled Elopement
Winter is usually my least creative time of year and I normally don’t do much to inspire myself to keep taking photos during the freezing months… but this year I wanted to play with my new camera and I didn’t want to wait for spring. So, in the beginning of February, I daydreamed up a … More Beauty and the Beast Styled Wedding
Not all heroes wear capes. Some heroes encourage you to photograph life because it’s beautiful. Some heroes comfort you without saying a word. Some heroes welcome sunshine into their homes and it spills out of their hearts. Some heroes take time to listen. Some heroes do incredible acrobatics. Some heroes drink coffee. Some heroes cook … More My Heroes
Maggie and Richard grew up in the same area but didn’t meet each other until they were working at Camp Barakel (holla for Camp Barakel!). Xavier and I were friends with them separately before we were even friends with each other and of course, since we all hung out at camp for long enough, we eventually met, fell in … More Richard and Maggie //Morning Wedding
A blog post popped up on my Facebook feed last week about Fauxtographers and how everyone starts in a position of being a copycat photographer – simply copying everything that they see others doing until eventually they develop their own authentic style and graduate to the level where they become professionals. I think it is a fairly common … More Fauxtographer
At the beginning of March I was feeling uninspired and not sure how to get back into the photography groove so I asked Ben if he would want to do a 30 day photo challenge with me. We each came up with 15 words that were compiled into a list and then every day we … More Photo Challenge (Xavier Edition)
When I was eight years old, my dad put me on a bus to summer camp with a Fuji Film disposable camera in my hand. He gave me two instructions: 1. Don’t take pictures too close to the subject 2. Don’t take indoor pictures I came back from camp with photos that I took inside… … More New Photography Website
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