Category Archives: Photography Tips + Tricks

The Bethadilly 52 Week 9 – Black + White

week 9 of the bethadilly 52 has us challenging ourselves to take a really good photo for a black and white edit.  when i took this image of my daughter’s toes sticking out from beneath her high chair, i knew it had the potential to be a really good black and white photo because of…

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Productively Working At Home : Balancing Family and Business

when i first started my photography business, it was just my husband and i…no kids.  in a way, my business was my first baby, as i poured my everyday into nurturing it and helping it grow.  once my daughter was born, i had to learn how to not only be a great mom, but to…

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Camera Lenses : Why I Sold All My Lenses, Only Keeping Two

if you know me in real life, you will know that i am a minimalist.  i don’t like stuff.  don’t get me wrong, i love to shop and bring home nice things, but i don’t have my house full of unnecessary things.  and i purge on the regular.  in our home, we are on the…

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Taking Your Own Maternity Photos : 8 Ways To Photograph Your Bump

oh, lord.  writing this post has me hinting at the husband for another baby.  having photos of myself when i was pregnant with our first was so important to me, as i really wanted to document the time and the experience of pregnancy in photographs.  looking back on these photos makes me realize how important…

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5 Reasons To Embrace Shadows In Your Photography

this time last year, i was doing anything and everything to avoid shadows in my photography.  heck, i was doing this 6 months ago.  shadows were something that i found to be annoying and i was always searching for a way to avoid them while shooting, or painfully edit them out in post processing.  to…

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