Part of my job is spent convincing people that they need to be photographed. (Because they do.) I've recently realized that isn't enough. What good is it to build a legacy if it isn't documented and shared? Being photographed is step 1, but there's also everything that comes after—organizing, printing, compiling, and creating with your photographs in a way that tells your story—your legacy.
My goal is to help fill this gap. To teach you how to clear the chaos and take control of your photographs.
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For the baby mamas, fur mamas, bloggers, and adventurous couples who want to learn to take great photos—without the technical talk.
Here's what you can bet:
There won't be any long lectures here. No lengthly explanations. No technical babble. You're going to learn the things you need to know to make a great photo.
No special equipment required. Just you. And the camera you've got with you.
DOCUMENT YOUR OWN LEGACY
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