Ask most photographers what they truly want to shoot and the answer is almost always landscape and travel photography. If there was a viable way to make a living from nature photography, we would all be doing it. It’s not impossible, but it usually comes with the goal of selling something, a product, a place, […]
Sarah is a professional freelance photographer – she’s always sharing tutorials. Learn how to find flattering natural light for selfies and portraits or catch tips on photographing kids and pets. See what camera Katie shoots with or check out my favorite lenses. We agree, it’s a little bit strange to talk about Winter Photography Tips in mid-April, but […]
As you may know, I’m obsessed with photography. I have a degree in photojournalism from Temple University and I have been working in some sphere of the photography world for the past five years. I’m the first to admit that you do not need a degree in photography in order to take great photos. In […]
Today we’re sharing some last minute, but golden, Christmas gift ideas: Great Coffee Table Books.
The inspiration for this gift idea developed a couple of weeks ago when I was scanning the library shelves and came across the book called The Bluest of Blues about Anna Atkins and her use of cyanotype photography. That is one of her images above. If you’re still looking for a gift for a great […]
Happy Earth Day everyone! I’m so excited to be in Boulder for the week with Katie and her family. I typically visit at the end of April to celebrate Luc, Alex, and our Pop’s birthday. Without fail, it snows, but that doesn’t stop us from getting outside and enjoying a bit of fresh air everyday […]
Want more photography posts? Here’s a Photography 101 course from Sarah. You can find her favorite equipment here, and here’s what I use when not pulling out my phone’s camera. I’m not going to claim that this post is going to change the world, BUT maybe if some people looked at things from a different […]
*This post was originally published in October of 2017. We’re republishing it today as a reminder to everyone that botanic gardens are a great space for relaxation and inspiration.* Have you ever been to a botanic garden? If not, it’s time to find one in your neck of the woods. You may be lucky enough […]
This hike took place during our July 2019 road trip from Colorado to California. Along the way, we also stopped in Escalante National Monument and hiked the Lower Calf Creek Falls trail. And here’s some encouragement from Sarah to visit Utah’s national parks during the off-season. This was our first visit to Bryce Canyon National […]