TUTORIALS
How To Document Everyday Moments
How To Get Beautiful Sharp Photos Every Time
2019 {online} Newborn Retreat
Shooting In Low Light | Tips, Tricks & Settings!
Editing Full Session Under 15 minutes!
How To Avoid Grainy Looking Photos
How To Create Beautiful Bright And Airy Portraits In Lightroom
Here's a free video tutorial on creating beautiful bright and airy edits using some simple tools to make the right adjustments to add white light and peachy skin tones to any image!
How To Change Vibrant Greens Into Pretty Pastels In Lightroom
This is a very informal video on how to use lightroom. All future videos will be posted in the group, so if you have any special requests you'd like to see just let me know. My goal is to create as many helpful videos for those who want to learn. These videos are direct recordings of me working in Lightroom and are meant to be there to help you learn. These videos aren't really planned out so I might jump around a few different topics as I go over everything. If you have any questions you are welcome to post them to the group directly.
No Natural Light + Tiny Space = Milk Bath Tips & Advice For Photographers
Have you ever without enough natural lighting and ended up with horrible yellow and green tones? I wanted to write out a few pointers on how to deal with this dilemma since often people don't know until they get done shooting and are sitting at their desk frantically trying to figure out how to fix their portraits.
Digital Holiday Backdrop Tutorial + Free Promotional Text
Still thinking about getting those holiday overlays to create some serious magic this holiday season? Here's a blog post to go over how to use them.
How To Edit 120+ Photos In Under 30 Minutes
After years of editing, I've learned how to maximize my time editing and can easily edit 100+ photos in a very short time while keeping my artistic vision lined up with each of my galleries. I'd love to give you some pointers on how you can do the same. Remember, post processing doesn't have to take forever, and when you're working on editing, consistency is key.