Hey, friend!
You and I have at least one thing in common: We love photography!
I love documenting my family’s memories, and if there’s any way I can help you feel more excited and confident to do the same then I’m all for it!
I hope you can find some goodies here that will help you learn and grow in your photography. I’ll be adding more over the weeks and months to come, so make sure you’re following along via social media and/or the newsletter to ensure you don’t miss anything new. If you have any questions at all, I’m here!
Photography Freebies & Resources
5 Tips to improve your photos
This guide is for you if you’re interested in learning simple ways to improve the photos you take.
Whether you love photographing your children, pets, nature, travels, or anything else under the sun, this guide is sure to give you some easy ideas that will help make your images more visually appealing and interesting.
I suggest you check out the full blog post here to read more in-depth over each topic, then download the free handout below to help you remember all the pointers!
How to Take Better Indoor Photos of Your Kids
How to Take Your Own Hospital Newborn Photos
There’s enough to think about when having a baby… Stressing over how to get the best photos shouldn’t be one of them!
Learn a few simple guidelines that will help you get great photos while at the hospital, no matter what kind of camera you have.
5 Tips to Capture Real Moments & Emotions
If you're tired of trying to get your kids, family, or subjects to "look at the camera and smile", then this is for you!
Capturing real moments and emotions isn’t hard to do, it may just involve thinking and seeing from a different perspective.
Read the full blog post here to learn simple ways to start photographing real, meaningful moments of your subjects!
Understanding the Exposure Triangle
Are you interested in getting your dslr camera off of “auto” mode but not sure where to start? Well, here you go!
Before jumping into manual mode, it’s very important to understand the exposure triangle and the three elements it consists of: ISO, aperture, and shutter speed.
Click HERE to learn more about each of these topics!