Hello again! As I mentioned in my last blog–this past weekend, I was working with a small business, Lillians of Anoka, to get the owner some fresh photos. She has hired a marketing team to come in and help her out with some social media stuff, and she is also planning to freshen up her…
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A Couple More Challenge Shots :: Twin Cities, Minnesota Photographer
Here’s day three and four of the #TCCChallenge2017. (If you don’t know what I’m talking about–check out my last blog. 🙂 ) Day Three : A Favorite Item Bought Locally Day three of the #tccchallenge2017, a favorite item bought locally. Hands down, the coolest thing I’ve bought, anywhere, in a long time is my hexagon…
Twin Cities Collective Photo Challenge :: Minnesota Photographer
Hello! I thought I’d pop in here quick tonight. 🙂 This time of year, around my blog, content feels lacking. (January, in Minnesota, typically leaves a Photographer quiet. I do have things on my plate…but, you’ll hear more about that later.) Anyway, this week I saw that Twin Cities Collective was hosting an Instagram photo…
Whew! I Made It. Almost. :: Twin Cities Photographer
Who’s no where…yet everywhere, lately? Me. Because it’s December, and I am a photographer with my own clients, who also works in retail as a blogger, social media manager, email blast writer and creator, website updater and, of course, photographer. Â (See old blog, about ‘other jobs’, here.)Â This blog is going to focus on those…
Small Business Photography :: Twin Cities Area Photographer
So, a huge chunk of my photography business consists of working with small businesses. Â When I team up with them, they can finally stop worrying about accidentally using copyrighted images for their business needs, or paying for generic stock photos that don’t really feel genuine to who they are. Â I go in, we talk about…
THIS Photographers Other Job :: Anoka Area Photography
It occurred to me last night, while laying there, reading Game of Thrones, that I never blog about my ‘other’ job. Â (It was also at that moment that I realized I had no idea what I had read over the course of the last three pages and that it might be time to go to…
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