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I often think about who my couples are — their likes, interests, and who they are as people. It’s so important to visualize and know your clients. What kind of music do they listen to? What do they read? What kinds of movies do they watch? What kinds of things do they value? When you’re…
In late July I spent a few days in Seattle at Jonathan Canlas’ workshop Film Is Not Dead. Some people are surprised that I’ve never been to a photography-related workshop, lecture or conference. I think I was waiting for the right workshop. It’s so important who you learn from. I was looking for something authentic. When…
I just got the scans back from Richard Photo Lab. I’m off to photograph Katy and Theo’s wedding at the Overbrook House today, but I couldn’t wait to post at least one photo from Film Is Not Dead in Seattle. Full blog post with all of my favorite images coming later this week!
One year ago I switched from a flash portfolio site to a blog-based wedding photography website. It was a great business decision and I’ve never looked back. While I’ve been happy that my blog is the first thing most web visitors encounter, I still needed an area where people could view my best wedding photographs…
To say goodbye to 2010, I created a slideshow of some of my favorite wedding photographs from the past 12 months. After photographing 43 weddings, 15 engagement sessions, and delivering more than 25,000 images to my clients this year, I’ll be taking some time off between Christmas and New Year’s Day. Thank you so much…