As an independent photographer, it’s easy to fall into the trap of thinking your work is just about delivering images. A client hires you; you take photos, and they pay you—it’s a transaction. But if…
I recently inherited my uncle’s English Besson 10-10 trumpet, a beautifully crafted instrument with a rich, resonant tone. As I started playing it, I naturally compared it to my Yamaha YTR-734, my trusted trumpet for…
As a photographer and small business owner, mastering marketing can feel overwhelming, especially with limited funds. However, you can grow your brand without breaking the bank by focusing on the right resources, strategies, and opportunities.…
Today’s snowstorm brought more than just a blanket of white to Roswell, Georgia; it brought a sense of wonder and excitement that kept me glued to my windows. Snow is a rare occurrence here, and…
Sports photography is often as much about what you discard as what you keep. I shot 6,589 images over a full day at the Chick-fil-A Peach Bowl. From the excitement of pregame activities like the…
When shooting photos for clients, my goal isn’t just to fulfill the immediate assignment and create a resource that serves them far beyond the event or project. I want to provide my clients with a…
