Loose Park Open fields of grass, a well-kept rose garden, and lots of nature are what come to mind when I think of Loose Park! It’s one of the most popular photoshoot locations in the Kansas City area—and for good reason. If you love the color green and a natural, romantic feel in your photos, this location is perfect. Between the rose garden and open spaces, there are endless beautiful spots for proposals and engagement sessions here. Nelson-Adkins Museum of Art If you’re dr

I am a firm believer that it’s easier for people to connect to a person rather than a basic, impersonal brand, especially relating to small business. Because after all, a big part of your photography business has to do with the unique experience clients get booking with you, not just hiring you for your photos. Your personality, values, and story can create powerful connections that attract your dream clients. If you’re wondering how to weave personal branding into your photo

Whether you're just starting your photography journey or you're a seasoned professional, you've probably heard your fair share of advice—some helpful, some... not so much. The truth is, the photography industry is filled with myths that can hold you back from growing your business and enjoying the creative work you love. Today, I’m setting the record straight by busting five common photography myths I’ve come across. You Need a Huge Following to Get Clients A huge misconcep

Some people wonder, what does a photographer do all day? Well, our days can quickly fill up with more than just taking photos (there’s editing, social media, emails, scheduling, bookkeeping, and more). Being intentional is essential for staying creative and avoiding burnout. Here are a few of my favorite time management tips for photographers (some points are inspired by the books The 4-Hour Work Week by Tim Ferriss and Essentialism by Greg McKeown)! 1. Focus on the 80/20 Ru