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Camryn Janelle: Sharing Faith & Photography
Another week, another post to glorify Christ! The goal of this series is not only to help inspire creatives to put their faith first, but also to find belonging for faith-centered creatives. This is my small way to make my own photography business a ministry<3 This week I interviewed the amazing Camryn Janelle! Camryn is a photographer in Wisconsin:) Her style is bright, clean, and authentic! Find her work HERE ! Camryn is a literal gem. She is kind, sweet, and genuinely jus
Feb 285 min read


11 Must-Have Essentials for Every Senior Photography Session (Senior Photographer Gear Guide)
After 8 years of photographing high school seniors, I’ve learned that what you bring to a session matters just as much as how you shoot it! Having essential products with you 1) CREATES a better client experience!! 2) SAVES HOURS in post processing!! 3) HELPS YOU look professional and prepared! 4) ALLOWS YOU to shoot confidently in ANY location. If you're a senior photographer (or wanting to become one), here are the 11 essentials I bring to every single senior photography se
Feb 236 min read


Paige Lutz: Sharing Faith & Photography
Another week- Another feature! The goal of this series is not only to help inspire creatives to put their faith first, but also to find belonging for faith-centered creatives. This is my small way to make my own photography business a ministry<3 For my second interview, I reached out to Paige with Paige Lutz Photography. Paige specializes in weddings and couples . She has a classic, romantic & soft style;) I admire Paige deeply not only for her beautiful work, but for her des
Feb 26 min read


Sadie Mckim: Sharing Faith & Photography
I'm so excited to start this new series God put on my heart recently! I welcome you to For His Glory: Creating with Christ :):) The goal of this series is not only to help inspire creatives to put their faith first, but also to find belonging for faith-centered creatives. This is my small way to make my own photography business a ministry<3 For my first little interview, I reached out to Sadie Mckim, an INCREDIBLE photographer based in Colorado and Arizona. She specializes in
Jan 56 min read


Aubrie Goncalves | Spokane Senior Session
Oh my heavens, Aubrie was such a kind, lovely, bright & happy soul. Not to mention stunning. She had a vibrant personality that just brings such JOY! I had the best time getting to know her. Aubrie chose my biggest senior option, so she had 3 locations and unlimited outfit options. Aubrie wanted pops of color, and bright tones to her photos, so we chose a variety of locations that really felt like her. We started at Manito Park in Spokane, headed to the streets of Downtown Sp
Jan 41 min read


Pearl Covey | Coeur D'Alene Senior Session
My new year's resolution: Blog moreeeee! I want to share more of my sessions so potential clients can get a better idea of what a full gallery looks like! So here we go... off to a good start 👏 Pearl's session was truly such a blast! A senior at Genesis Prep, Pearl loves spending time with her family and friends, played basketball and volleyball, and truly was the kindest soul!!! Wanting a field of grass with mountains or flowers, w e decided to start at Blackwell Island Re
Jan 42 min read


10 Productive Things to Do During Slow Season (That Actually Move Your Business Forward)
How to be productive as a photographer during slow season
Nov 18, 20258 min read


Overcoming Imposter Syndrome as a Photographer: 5 Tips to Build Confidence and Grow Your Business
Do you ever feel completely inadequate as a photographer? Maybe there’s a little voice whispering in your ear, “you haven’t been doing this long enough, there are already so many photographers out there, your work isn’t good enough….” If that sounds familiar, you’re NOT alone. Imposter syndrome is one of the biggest things that can hold you back from growth as a photographer. I’ve struggled with it throughout my entire career. Even to this day, I find myself sometimes compa
Sep 22, 20256 min read


Beginner Photography Tips: Mastering Natural Light for Better Photos
Hey HEYYY friends- I’m currently sitting in the car waiting for my client (pro-tip, get to your sessions 30-45min early to scout the location, check the lighting, and catch up on emails or life in general;) and I wanted to write a post that I feel could be helpful to some of you on your photography journeys! Lately, I’ve been getting a lot of inquiries to edit other photographer's photos with my MRP preset pack (which I’m always SO happy to do!) If you’re curious what your
Jun 18, 20256 min read


Location Suggestions for the Inland Northwest
We’ve talked about what I look for in a location , how I find the locations I use - and now comes the fun part: sharing some of my favorite locations around the Inland Northwest! I continually feel so grateful for the stunning scenery around us in this area. Not only do we have mountains, lakes, and fields for days, but you don’t generally have to compete for the space to shoot or worry about exorbitant entry fees like here in Utah. Many of these locations are shared on my
Mar 6, 20256 min read


Key Tips + Resources for Location Scouting
Picture this: You’re on an evening drive with your friends, cruising down the road, jamming to music with the windows down. The warm sun is streaming through the window, and you take in the scenery around you as it speeds past. You notice a little stream a ways down the road and your heart stops at the way the light filters through a willow tree alongside the edge. Immediately, you envision taking photos of a family playing in the water in long dresses and smiles on their fa
Feb 13, 20258 min read


5 Qualities of a Top-Tier Photo Location
Today I'm sharing some key aspects to look for in a photo location. Follow these tips to increase the quality of the locations you offer!
Jan 21, 20258 min read


Madi's Session | Communicating with Clients
Sometimes a photoshoot will start off a hiccup. Whether that’s realizing as your packing to leave that you forgot to charge your battery, forgot to iron the dress you were supposed to bring, forgot to bring the speaker, getting stuck in stop-and-go traffic as you're driving over, (all of which I’ve experienced🤦♀️), or in this case, facing the threat of an oncoming storm. Click Here for my main tips in this post:) Weather is probably one of the most frustrating things about
Nov 8, 20244 min read


4 Suggestions for New Photographers
Helloooo friends!!! It’s me, Malia here:) Ahh I’m SO excited to finally write my first blog post- it’s been a long time coming. I’ve been wanting to start a blog for over two years, but I never knew where to start! Which sessions do I share? What content would people want to see from me? I decided to just do the dang thing and write whatever I want, whenever I want haha. That way the itch to write might finally leave me;) I do want to structure my posts in one particular way
Sep 4, 20245 min read
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