The other day, on one of the photo groups I am part of on Facebook, someone posted a screenshot of a conversation they had with what looked like a ‘mentor’ of sorts. She told him what equipment she owned (a mix of cameras and lenses much like me), and he proceeded to tell her that she should sell her equipment and only buy either Sony or Canon equipment. Needless to say, the comments were comical, especially because it’s an all-women group and the mentor was a man. I found this post and all the comments intriguing, considering I have had a lot of trouble with ‘gear heads’ in retail stores over the years. I would like to provide my personal opinion on the subject.

Welcome back! I am so happy you are here. Clients get ghosted for all kinds of photo sessions, even on their wedding day! I decided then I would write about how you can be sure you aren’t being catfished for photography.

Here’s my honest opinion: I feel the same way about aesthetic photography that I do about how you part your hair or whether your socks are long or short…..it is a generational trend that will disappear.

Part 2 of my visiting Colorado bucket list! This is great for elopers who want to make an elopement/honeymoon out of their trip!

Part 1 of my visiting Colorado bucket list! This is great for elopers who want to make an elopement/honeymoon out of their trip!

This article comes from a place of love, as well as, a whole new view on weddings after working as a planners’ assistant for a few years.

What planning a wedding and mental health have in common?

In my experience, nothing. Over time, I have noticed a major gap in tending to your mental health while planning your wedding. Not only in planning but preparing for after planning!