When it comes to deciding what type of location you’d like for family photos - it’s important to think about the vibe you want for your shoot. You should inform your photographer the type of location prefer and then let your photographer choose the exact location. Why? Because they are the professional and likely have mastered the light at specific locations. Most of the time, how they see a location versus how you do, is completely different. Trust them. Here are some types of locations to consider for your next family session:
Read MoreEver since I was a teenager, I have been drawn to photography. I actually completed a photography project in 10th grade that focused on taking photos of my baby nephew. Probably should I have continued to follow my passion back then but like many in my generation, I continued on the path of academics.
Read MoreOkay, so after about 9 months of carrying a baby, hours of intense labor, and after pain that no one told you about - oh and zero sleep - you are finally home and settled with your new beautiful baby. Sound familiar? The only thing is, now you are stressed about getting newborn photos done as soon as possible. But you can’t imagine how you will get everything together enough to leave your house and look half decent yourself. If when reading this, you feel some anxiety, then a lifestyle newborn session might be right for you. Here are some other reasons why:
Read MoreWhen planning a personal branding session, there are many things to consider but most important is the location for your session. You want to find a location where the client is comfortable, that works with their overall brand and of course, has great natural light. Here are a few options to consider:
Read MoreGone are the days of matching outfits - like everyone wearing jeans and white t-shirts. When your family matches completely, your photos will lack dimension and texture. They will fall flat and therefore, never make it into those expensive frames hanging above the fireplace. The easiest way to coordinate is to search on Pinterest or Google for a colour palette that you love and works for your family. Then go with it.
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