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On the writing side of my life and business, I have taken a step back from writing books after my memoir in 2022 was released. Namely because I have a few ideas but in different genres and after the bout of post-creative depression I had after the memoir I am not mentally ready to try again. But event with the step back I do on occasion write a helpful, how-to guides.
Read MoreWhen we start in photography we are excited, we are making art, meeting new people, traveling and creating. And then at some point we start doing the same thing over and over until it starts to feel stale and as if we are stuck in a rut. So what can we do to get out of a rut and grow as a photographer?
Read MoreBack in 2014 a friend who was a parishioner at St. Stanislaus asked me to come photograph the church as it was closing and she wanted to capture the church she had gone to since she was a child.
Read MoreThere are never any excuses for stealing from anyone. That is a long story short. There should never be excuses to give to photographers when you are caught violating our copyrights. Watermark, no watermarks, online, or sent to you. If you do not have the proper license, if you have not paid for it, then you do not have any rights to use it.
Read MoreI have spent a lifetime around horses and equestrians so it is no surprise that they are some of my absolute favorite clients to work with. I understand the equine world, and equines in the way I do not understand say mechanical things.
A lot of my first images were of my sister and her horse. Then I found my way into rodeo photography and working with equine performers. I love working with horse clients and so to better serve them I created equine bundle packages.
Read MoreI have spent a decade working as a photographer, I have poured myself into learning cameras and editing softwares, into growing the technical side of my skills to match the easy talent I have for capture. I have let it consume my free time, my work time, and dreaming time.
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