We are so excited to offer a variety of series of “Little Lessons” - these are designed to address the needs of moms, business owners and photographers in an affordable manner. Little lessons will be cover a specified topic and will be budget and time friendly to meet the needs of the community.

When I first held a camera in my hands, I had so many questions. I had to learn photography concepts from scratch and it took a lot of work and dedication to learn all I needed to know to compose quality portraits.

After years of learning, practice, classes, workshops and seminars, the skill was perfected. Even after all of that, it was another huge leap to open a business. So much more than meets the eye is required to operate a high quality, reputable business.

So I’m here to help teach, lead, guide, direct and fill in the gaps with an overview of many things photography and business related. Whether you are a mom, photographer or business owner, there’s something here for you! Classes will take place at our studio, below is our initial list of classes, we will be adding more soon…

For moms and/or photographers:

Capturing Candids

Photographing Two Year Olds

Magic of the in-between moments

Photographing in the elements (wind, weather)

Siblings Portraits

Capturing Childhood 

What to Wear styling

For Business Owners:

Branding

Marketing

Websites

Blogs

Logos

Boutique style

Building your audience

Speaking your voice

Social Media

Client Retention

Know your client

For Photographers:

The Camera —

Understanding your camera

Understanding Photography

Rule of thirds

Exposure

Cropping

Composure

Beyond the Camera —

Where do I begin? (for beginners - this helps establish your steps into a photography business)

Customer Service in a service industry

Developing/Establishing policies

Client Relations

Building a business that will last

Shooting in the elements

Lighting Overview

Natural Light Photography

Posed Photography

Lifestyle Photography

Studio Photography

Finding the light

Location scouting and selection

Building your audience

Shooting for your audience

Staying true to you

Workflow

Studio Management

Client Retention