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My mom insists she doesn’t have a favorite child. Pfffft. LIKE I BELIEVE HER. It’s clear I would be any parent’s favorite given my record of bribery and blackmail. You’re welcome, mother. Since I don’t have children I don’t know what it’d feel like to choose favorites, but the closest I get to this type of decision making is deciding what photos will be posted on the blog after an engagement session. Read More

A few weeks ago, my lovely friend Rebecca Crumley emailed and asked if I might have photos she might be able to use for a First Look article she was editing. Rebecca has great taste in food, listens to awesome music, and is the photo editor for The Knot Magazine. Read More

Dear Jasmine,

I shot a wedding a couple of weeks ago and told the couple beforehand that it may take 4-5 weeks to edit the images and maybe even a little longer if I have a busy wedding season. Read More

When I first started my business, I read on a photography forum how important it was for a photographer to shoot a each wedding as if seeing the day with fresh eyes. Regardless if a photographer had photographed a multitude of weddings at the same venue, it’s imperative to not shoot the wedding in the same way. Read More

Missed the latest news on our blog? Here’s a list of the stories we ran over the past week. Read More

A few months ago, I started an installment of Tech Tips, an opportunity for me to answer questions directly related to technical aspects of my photos. One of the questions I received the most after last week’s wedding was dealing with the reception lighting, specifically what I use and how I do it. Read More

Yesterday was one of those days when I looked at my calendar, took a deep breath, and closed my eyes, almost like I was going to dive underwater. I scheduled two meetings (and lunch with my best friend) in Los Angeles and a meeting in Orange County later that night. Read More

When I started my photo business, I was desperate to learn everything I could about the technical aspects of my camera. I read everything I could find online, dog-earred my manual, and participated in photo forums with a plethora of questions. Read More