If I could only take two lenses with me to the afterlife, it’ll definitely be a 24-70mm and a 30mm 1.4 sigma lens. I’ll explain why. Make sure you follow me on Instagram @leannielens and check out my website at leannielens.com.

If you put two images side by side of one you took last year and one you took this year, there should be a clear difference of which one is the most recent. I’ll explain why.

It’ll be a very small and quick wedding which I’m actually excited for because that takes lots of pressure off of me! But also adds to the intimacy of the wedding. You’ll find the final images of this wedding and engagement session on IG (@leannielens) and my website (leannielens.com)

There’s a local designer here in Saint Louis and I’ve been wanting to work with her for a while now. Well, I finally got the chance and I’ll tell you how I did it. If you’d like to check out more work head over to IG a @leannielens or website a leannielens.com.

By adventuring into new areas you’ll find yourself with a new sense of motivation to go out and start shooting. Using the same area 20 times get old. Have a friend take you or go explore by yourself. I’m sure something will catch your eye. Check out my work on IG @leannielens and Corey work at @coreywallisphotograpgy

The answer is yes! Yes! And...Yes! I’ll explain why on this episode. Check out my website (leannielens.com) and instagram (@leannielens) to see more work.

It’s more than just taking a pretty photo of yourself. During the process of taking pretty photos of yourself, you learn new editing techniques and posing along with other technical things. As a result your images get better, which will begin to build your self confidence. To see self portraits I’ve taken be sure to check out my website (leannielens.com) and Instagram @leannielens.

On today’s episode I answer this question, “why aren’t my photos sharp?”. I struggled with blurry images for a while when I first started photography and have learned a thing or two. So these few tips should definitely help you!

I recently realized how easy it actually can be to become a world famous photographer. After struggling with finding the right goals to set and achieve, I’ve just began to understand the way reverse engineering works. To be a world famous photographer I first have to at least be know in my country (United States of America). So here I am, beginning a 50 states photography tour.

Not knowing why you’re doing something makes it that much harder to push through the rough times and stay the course. Always reconnect with the why!