Photographic teachings for the mind, body, & soul
This weekend I went away for 4 days for what I thought was going to be a business retreat with 12 other entrepreneurial women, led by a coach and mentor I’ve been working with for a few years. Turns out this retreat wasn’t much about business at all though. What I walked into was a [...]
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Yesterday I had the incredible opportunity to be interviewed for an online woman entrepreneurial summit that will be aired this summer (more on that coming soon…). It was a total blast getting to Skype with another mama who is living out her dream of building successful business and sharing with her just how surreal it [...]
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Last week a new cupcake shop opened up in town and I was one of their first customers. As a terrible baker I rely on others to help me indulge in my sweet tooth every now and then. You see, I never really had the patience or the desire to learn to bake properly so [...]
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My intention today was to share the importance of stopping and looking in your photography. ☐ Of looking towards the light first and foremost. ☐ Of looking towards the ground seeing how that light dances in the grass and on the pavement. ☐ Of fiddling with the ISO, and Aperture before you even think about [...]
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Last summer, I had the amazing opportunity to hit the road with my in person Momtographie class. My travels took me to Lexington, KY where I taught 10 lovely women how to get out of AUTO mode for good. Miranda was one of them and I’m excited to share her post-class progress with you all [...]
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Growing up I hated being asked what my hobbies were. I didn’t think I had any. I was never that kid who played sports, or loved to paint, or collected things. My sister was the one with the hobby, not me. In actuality I did have hobbies, I just thought they were too nerdy or [...]
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