I’ve often been asked about shooting with flash, so what better way to answer than to tell you what my kids did one night. The kiddos know we’ve been working so hard on the new website and a handful of other projects. So while Brian and I were working on the new site, they decided […]

If you are like many that I speak with you can get buried in post processing, I’d like to offer my Six Time Saving Steps to Post Processing Photos to help free you! Meet little Chloe. She is a doll! Would it help if you saw the Before and After of an image I process? […]

Finding the BEST light indoors makes for magical, sweet photos.  Got cabin fever?  Get your camera out because there are great photos ops everywhere. Whenever I go to a client’s house, I like to do a few things before we even start the shoot. One of these things is getting a casual tour of the […]

I’d like to share some tips and an 8 step exercise for shooting in low light using a beautiful wedding we shot in NY at the Sagamore. Set the Scene… There were two images I thought you might enjoy talking about. Both images were taken in extremely low lighting. Shades were drawn to the one- […]

Yep, you heard me, under the freeway during a rained out photo shoot!  You know, where all the ivy grows and black soot collects. Where random Taco Bell trash exists, and you wonder how it got there–then start to think about it–then shudder at your thoughts. Yep, that’s where we went. Ideal photo shoot location […]

Last week, I did an interview with Pictage and a number of photographers asked for suggestions on How to Photo Coach a Session for Natural Family Portraits. What is Photo Coaching? Photo Coaching is a term Brian and I came up with when we realized we are not photojournalists. We are not the fly on […]