How to Feel Comfortable in Front of the Camera (Even If You Hate Photos)
You’re planning one of the biggest days of your life, and now suddenly you have to perform for photos? The truth is: most couples who tell me they don’t like photos aren’t actually bad in front of the camera, they’re just uncomfortable . That discomfort is a very human reaction to being observed , and it deserves to be understood. Why Feeling Awkward in Wedding Photos Is Normal Let’s be honest: being photographed feels strange for most people. It's asking you to: Pay attenti
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“You’re Too Expensive” — A Photographer’s Honest Response
A breakdown of photography pricing and value- what goes into a professional photo session and why investing in quality photography matters.
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Why I Don't Offer Mini Sessions as a Regular Package (And What You Need to Know Before You Ask)
As a photographer, one of the most common questions I get asked is: “Do you offer mini sessions as one of your regular packages?” While I totally understand why this question comes up, often because clients are looking for a shorter (and sometimes more affordable) option, there’s a good reason why I don’t regularly offer mini sessions. Let me break it down, not just from a business standpoint but also from a creative and client experience perspective. 1. Shorter Time Doesn’t
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