What you need to succeed in the Creative Process of Photography!

I learn well by doing and by teaching, so this series is a practice of both.

I went down to Pittsburgh recently for a quick photoshoot with A'ary and a video on her modeling experiences and tips!

t’s a nice sunny day and you want to get some portraits with your friends, but you just end up with harsh shadows across everyone’s face with squinting eyes from the glaring sun. What’s a photographer to do? Get a scrim!

You don't have to travel far for great photos. Here's a list of some of my favorite places to take photos at around Erie. 

Curious how to get that trendy flat look on your photo but don't have Photoshop? You can do it on your phone!

I recently read an article about The Creative World's Bullshit Industrial Complex. It talked about how individuals in the creative industry like to "appear" authoritative when they actually aren't.

I had a wonderful chance to try out flash photography in a studio setting recently. My good friend Cara along with her friends Lauren and Abby were excellent models! Check out some the photos we made below.

Being able to tell a story through images is one of the best things about photography.

That storytelling is one of the reasons why I really enjoy wedding photography. The industry has changed over the past few decades to include a more journalistic and storytelling approach to wedding coverage, and I think it is a wonderful way to capture all the emotions and beauty of a wedding day.

How do you tell the story of a wedding through photos though? Let’s take a case example to explore.