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Tips + Tricks

One of the tells of an overly orchestrated session is often the expressions of over-stressed grins that can grace the faces of even our best and most experienced subjects. One of our favorite ways to play the clown and get a guaranteed laugh out of our clients and most importantly, break the ice, is to put on our most ridiculous laugh while saying the vowels over and over again. I've never met a client who doesn't crack up at watching their photographer clad in all their gear

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The Weekend Update

photo via Anna Mangum · Why you need an "untouchable" day every week for the ability to do your most creative work. · Bravo National Geographic. BRAVO. · The ins and outs of the Color Picker tool and how to understand everything it offers you in your editing craft. · What the pit in your stomach is trying to tell you. · Not everything has to be grandiose; tiny projects are a big deal. · With sign of spring finally in view, we're itching to get outside and wander. Brush up on these composition

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The Story Behind

Self portraits can be real tough exercise for a photographer. In fact, most of us are behind the lens because we feel most at home there. Once you get one of us on the other side of the lens, the voices start: Am I even in the frame? What do I look like? What am I supposed to do with my face? eyes? hands? We can't help it, as orchestrators of photographs it's hard not knowing what's showing on the other side. We love this joyful

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Tips + Tricks

Any good photographer puts themselves on the other side of the lens regularly in order to remain in touch with how it feels to be the subject and to find what works and why. Even then, lets be honest — it still can be a bit nerve wracking. To ease the tension and ensure realistic emotions from your subject within the photographs you're creating, get your subject out of their head and give them something to react to. Whether its telling them a story to elicit a

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The Bloom Forum

image via Evelyne Lourenco · Tell me Netflix's Kodachrome doesn't look completely amazing. (NSFW) · Are you right-handed photographer who uses their left eye??? · Harry Potter, coffee and wi-fi and 9 other things that wouldn't exist without women. · Gosh we love this photo. And good golly, we love the simple story behind it. · Check out these cool casual ways to display your own photos around your home and then get to printing. Because sometimes we really just overthink it

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The Story Behind

Oh my — do we love a photographer that knows how to fill up a frame! Because of her thoughtful intentions while shooting, Marissa Roseillier's beautiful shot featured here today packs a punch in just one little frame. At first glance, her composition locked us right in but as we kept scanning, we couldn't get over the reflections and the perfect tones in the golden light that surrounded her shot, telling us a mighty story all on its own. Still we had to no more and we