How to Use Photography for Corporate Gifts or Cards
As the temperature drops and holiday spirits rise, it’s time to think about ordering and sending out gifts to your clients, partners, and staff members. I might be biased, but I think incorporating photos into holiday gifts and cards is
Looking Your Best on Video Calls
Video calls don’t look to be going anywhere soon, so I thought I’d give some quick tips to make sure you look your best in your team meetings, client calls, or just chatting with family. Hopefully, you’ll see your own
Capturing Vignettes
When I judge photos for photography clubs, I see a wide range of photographers at various skill levels. Often I’ll come across pictures that might not win first place on their own but would look fantastic as a part of
Relishing the Challenge
A traditional graduation ceremony might have caps and gowns and tassels, but like many things this year, graduation looked much different than in the past. For The Oaks Academy, a ceremony in a beautiful church with a full choir was
The Sentence Structure of Photography
In a previous blog, I compared photography with Jazz music, illustrating how photographers need to play with what’s presented to them. Now I’m here mixing my metaphors to tell you that photography is like writing. Working to become a professional photographer
Careful Actions During COVID-19
As parts of Indiana begin to open and stay at home orders are lifted, I’m grateful that I’m able to get back to work, though I know we’re not out of the woods yet. My number one priority is the