Including, Peter McKinnon, Jessica Kobeissi, Jessica Whitaker, Mango Street, Irene Rudnyk and special mention Brandon Woelfel. All have unique styles of shooting and inspire my work today. Have you heard of any of them??

What’s the easiest way to boil a lake??? Listen to this podcast and find out! Send me a voice message with the answer.

Flowers don’t compare themselves to the flower next to them. Neither should you.

Styling your photoshoot can instantly take your photography from amateur to this guy knows what their doing. Don’t think of thousands of dollars when it come to fancy clothing or paying a professional stylist to do it. Reaching out to local stylist who’s just starting out and even taking a trip to Goodwill yourself for some very affordable one of a kind piece.

Collaborating or doing work for free isn’t always looked at as a good thing for photographers. But is it?

I think an image unedited is like a painting only halfway done. Editing puts your own style onto an image.

When life gives you snow...you have a snow photoshoot of course!!

Is this a good or bad thing? I give my personal thoughts on this topic along with some reasons why I believe networking is important when building a brand.

Sometimes plans don’t always go as planned. But having a backup plan is still part of the plan. Scouting for locations can save a lot of time the day of the shoot. Two ways I suggest is just shooting with someone to see what the location looks like on camera or go out a just look for cool spots to shoot.

In order to start being creative and putting your style on something, you first have to know the basics. It’s like if you don’t know you abc’s how can you become a writer. You need the basics first. Today I tell you how to properly expose and image and how you can take your images to the next level.