How do you actually get clients to pay more—especially when it seems like all the other photographers are charging under $1000 for a full gallery of images?

In this episode, I’m sharing how I handle consultations as an introverted photographer—from the first inquiry to what I say on the actual call.

Being a photographer means giving energy, but what happens when you feel like you have nothing to give?

I’ll share how I keep my edits natural while ensuring the final image is an accurate representation of the person in front of the camera.

Ever wondered what’s actually essential for a photography studio and what’s just a nice extra?

If selling makes you nervous, don’t worry—I’ve been there too!

I’ll share how I earned $150K, some burnout and personal issues that were kind of harshing my mellow, and reflect on the hardest and the best parts of the year.

Whether you’re dreaming of your own dedicated studio, prefer to rent by the hour, or are making the most of home setups or outdoor locations, I’ll break down the pros and cons of each option.

Today we're taking a fun, not-so-scientific introvert quiz to help you discover your personality type. From social gatherings to popcorn reading, you’ll answer real-life scenarios that every introvert can relate to.

As a maternity and boudoir photographer in LA, I know how tricky it can be to get clients to feel comfortable and relaxed in front of the camera.

I’ll walk you through the process, from overcoming my anxiety about live phone calls and sharing prices, to following a script that saved me during those nerve-wracking moments.

Join me as I break down how I earned $150K, some burnout and personal issues that were kind of harshing my mellow, and reflect on the hardest and the best parts of the year.