A New Model for Wedding Photography

September 28th, 2009 by Elizabeth Beskin | Share Blog

For brides and grooms, and the people who work with them, wedding budgets are tighter than ever before.  Photography can eat up a substantial portion of the wedding budget, but it’s not something you want to skimp on.  After all, the flowers die, the cake gets eaten, but the photos last forever.

All wedding couples want great photography, but their main problem, aside from tight budgets, is not knowing where to turn and who to trust.  They want someone unflappable, with solid experience and artistic talent, who can deliver wedding photos and memories that last a lifetime – at an affordable price.  They also want to own all the images and be free to order their own prints. Read the rest of this entry »

Maximizing your Headshot Effectiveness

September 9th, 2009 by Beth Baynum | Share Blog

on-location and in-studio headshots

You know the importance of having a great-looking headshot for your website, social media sites, branding and marketing efforts.  If you don’t have an up-to-date headshot, it’s understandable you may feel a sense of urgency to get “something” out there.  And in the short term, that may be an acceptable compromise.

But don’t fall into the trap of allowing a less-than-fabulous headshot linger on your LinkedIn profile!  If your headshot isn’t current, doesn’t look professional nor show you at your best, it’s time to change it. Read the rest of this entry »