Category: Life of a photographer

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Buying, Selling or Renting?

Selling or Renting? Photography makes all the difference

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Is This the (Ghostly) New Normal ?!?

Is This the (Ghostly) New Normal? I was ‘ghosted’ by a photography prospect last week. We were “discussing” family portraits in Windham, NY. After visiting my website, they called. Then we exchanged texts. We settled on a session and rate and looked to the week and weather ahead for some family portraits. Then they fell … Continue reading Is This the (Ghostly) New Normal ?!?

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Open for Business

Photographer available, and open for business - even if it's not business as usual.

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Two Parties are better than (N)one!

What if rather than 90 guests at an eight-hour wedding there were 45 at two four-hour celebrations.