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Embracing Vulnerability: Why Small Businesses and Entrepreneurs Should Share Their Journey
As small business owners and entrepreneurs, we’re often caught in this balancing act between showcasing our successes and keeping our struggles hidden. In a world where social media makes everything look glossy and perfect, there’s an unspoken pressure to always present ourselves as “successful” and “on top of it all.”…
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The Silent Supporters: When People Stand by You Privately, Not Publicly
In the world we live in, especially in industries like entertainment, the dynamics of support can be complicated. There’s a subtle yet powerful thing that happens when people support you behind closed doors, but don’t dare to do it publicly. It’s the kind of support that’s quiet, often private, and…
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The Importance of Crediting Your Photographer (And Every Creative Involved)
As creatives, we pour a lot of heart, time, and skill into the work we do.
Whether it’s a photo session, video shoot, or any project, the collaboration between the photographer, stylist, makeup artist, models, and everyone else involved is what brings it all together. Every person contributes their unique…
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Winter Slow Season Tips for Photographers
Winter might mean fewer shoots, but it’s the perfect time to refocus on your business and creativity.
Nature photography by yours truly, MFFPHOTOGRAPHY.
Here’s how to make the most of this slow season:
1. Check Your Backup Systems
Backing up your work isn’t glamorous, but it’s critical. Double-check your external…
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Stepping Out of My Comfort Zone: Holiday Magic Through My Lens
When it comes to photography, I’ve always leaned toward capturing moments and projects that align deeply with my artistic vision. Hallmark holiday sessions? Not usually my thing. But over the past couple of years, I’ve started opening myself up to them when they come my way—especially when they align with…
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The Holiday Season for Portrait Photographers: A Time for Gratitude, Inspiration, and Balance.
As a portrait photographer, the holiday season often brings a unique mix of excitement, energy, and pressure. It’s that time of year when the hustle is real—clients are eager to book sessions for holiday cards, family portraits, and personal shoots before the year wraps up. The rush can be a…
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Navigating Life as a Millennial Latina Queer Photographer Mom in 2024
Being a millennial Latina queer photographer and a mom is a journey on its own, but doing it in today’s world feels like navigating through a storm while trying to hold on to what matters most. With Trump’s recent win in the 2024 election, the fear is very real for…
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Embracing Darkness: How Self-Portraits Launched My Journey in Photography.
I want to share a little about how self-portraits opened the door to my photography journey. It’s been quite the ride, and I believe creativity is the most powerful instrument for healing that we have in our inventory.
When I first picked up my camera, it was more than just…
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The Journey of Capturing Moments: Reflections on My Photography Passion
Time seemed to fly by as I immersed myself in the world of photography. Each day was an adventure, exploring new techniques and discovering innovative ways to capture the essence of different moments. My friends often joked about my unrelenting passion for photography, but their teasing never bothered me. I…
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Why Being a Photographer Doesn’t Mean You Shoot All Types of Photography—Especially Wedding Photography.
As a fellow female photographer, I often find myself in conversations where the topic of weddings inevitably comes up. When people discover that I’m a photographer, their first question is almost always, “Do you shoot weddings?” It’s a common assumption that if you’re a photographer, you must be willing and…