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This is a short, down-to-earth guide to help you decide where your family’s true moments will come out best. Learn More

Choosing the best season for family portraits isn’t a one-size-fits-all decision, but photographers have clear guidance based on experience. Every season has its advantages and challenges, and the right choice depends on your family’s goals, ages, routines, wardrobe, and comfort. Learn More

Halloween looks should be bold, fun, and doable on a busy night. This guide gives you five fresh trends for 2025 — each one fast to set up, easy to tweak, and built from products you likely already own. Think of it as a short list of awesome makeup ideas for Halloween that work for parties, photos, and last-minute plans. Learn More

With mornings getting cooler and the seasons changing, those of us who love moodier shots are gearing up. We’re hoping for morning mist, rain-soaked trees, fallen leaves, and outfits and poses to match. Learn More

I’m very excited because it’s that time of year again, autumn! And I don’t think I’m alone either, photographers everywhere are already gearing up for the golden tones of fall, scoping out new spots or planning to revisit old favourites. Learn More

Every year, more photographers are rediscovering analog photography. The timeless qualities of this medium, impossible to fully replicate with digital, drive the comeback. Learn More

Double exposure portraits have always fascinated me, the craftsmanship of precisely weaving two frames together and pushing the boundaries of what photography can achieve. The artistic styles that can be created allow photographers to tell stories in more dynamic ways, to show multiple emotions, and to blend colours and textures into something completely new. Learn More

Are you thinking about setting up your own portrait studio? It’s an exciting step, but I know how overwhelming it can look at first. When you see pictures of professional studios packed with lights, stands, and all sorts of portrait photography accessories you can’t even name, it can feel mind-blowing. I still remember stepping into a studio for the very first time. It was intimidating, not just because I was worried about breaking something, but because I had no idea where to start with all the equipment in front of me. Learn More

There are a few conditions that almost feel like photography on easy mode: rainy nights, foggy mornings, and golden hour. Each of them brings its own mood, atmosphere, and colours that make shooting a pleasure. Rainy nights and foggy mornings have always been the backbone of my work, giving me that sombre and cinematic feel I love to work with. Learn More