(Tips for photographers and non-photographers) I’ve been shooting professionally for 14 years, but I’ve been constantly using a camera to document my life way before that. Photography holds a special part of my heart because it has changed my life for the better in more ways than one. In this post, I will be sharing
This is my first event since I resumed shooting. For almost 2 years since the pandemic lockdowns started in March 2020, I stopped shooting events altogether. So I was so happy when this opportunity came up – a birthday shoot at Katherine’s Cafe, a restaurant I adore, with cute and good doggos (and of course, their hoomans) as guests. Also, I was able to bring along my own dog, Wedge, who has become super clingy since he got used to being with hoomans all the time during the pandemic. Thank you so much and happy birthday to Cooper the Yorkie!
What a crazy year 2020 was! One social media post is not enough to sum up all the feelings and challenges I went through and the lessons I’ve learned for the past year, so I decided to come up with this post. Last year, I stopped doing photography for 9 long months – after shooting
Two couples I know celebrated their wedding anniversary yesterday, at 2.20.2020. The wives are good friends I’ve known since grade school – I grew up with them, shared countless nights with them talking on the (landline) phone, having “deep” discussions about life and relationships (including – and especially – the romantic ones. Hehe); chatted with
A year ago, we ran a Valentine’s month contest where we gave away postnup portrait sessions for three married couples. The final group of winners was an interesting mix, as each couple was at a different stage in the family life cycle. Also, two of the winners are close friends of mine. (I swear the
