Here you’ll find galleries of clients mixed with behind the scenes, advice, and personal blog posts.
Since we only did half of the questions last time, I decided to post the remaining ones today. Read the prompts below, learn more about what makes me “me” and be sure to share this blog post with others!
As a bride-to-be, getting engagement photos done can be one of the most exciting and fun parts of the pre-wedding process. You’re probably looking forward
Since launching my photography business, I have made a ton of new friends, both online and in-person. Whether you’re new here or you’ve been following
What can make or break a photoshoot? Location. It is everything! Oftentimes, clients will come to me asking where they should shoot their photos. While
There is nothing quite as rewarding, yet difficult to do, as taking family portraits. Last year was a difficult year for many of us as
While the official month of love may be behind us, there is no reason why you and your partner, lover, wife, husband, fiancé, or significant
When it comes to finding great gifts for the special people in your life, it can be difficult to find ones that are both thoughtful
A first look is a newer, non-traditional trend where the couple is allowed to see each other before the ceremony. Seeing one another before walking
Have you ever met a couple where it was just crystal clear God intended for them to find their way to one another? That’s Rachel
Here you have it, a handful of my favorite locations to take photos at! I sincerely believe shooting outdoors gives off a specific energy. While downtown cityscapes make your photos feel more classy, shooting in fields, parks and forests give a more natural feel. Photographing families definitely makes me feel warm and cozy, so perhaps that is why I always lean toward shooting outdoors with them!
“Vickie did an amazing job at putting me at ease and making me feel comfortable, even though it was my first individual photo shoot. She made everything so easy and I could not be happier with the finished product.”
Engagement sessions are great for becoming comfortable in front of the camera! I recommend we go to at least two locations. Bring at
Question: “What’s your shooting style? Do I need to come with poses?” My #1 priority is making you comfortable! I do that by easing into
