Every holiday season I am asked whether I am offering mini sessions. I suppose they became popular because of the minimal amount of time and money involved. I see it all the time – mini sessions advertised on Facebook or Instagram: rock-bottom pricing, a handful of images, 15 minutes. You can book online and you...
On March 23rd I started my Front Steps Project in order to help document the faces of Charleston families who found themselves locked down at home during the beginning stages of the COVID-19 pandemic. At first, guidelines were unclear and municipalities were all over the map in what was an allowable activity. It was crazy...
Slowly, but surely (in my state of South Carolina, at least) businesses are starting to reopen. The coronavirus shutdown has been incredibly challenging in so many ways, but especially for those businesses, large and small, that have been forced to cease operations. I’m grateful to be allowed to work again; however, the health and safety...
If you’re anything like I am, you’ve probably spent some of your quarantine time tackling some of the long-neglected tasks around your house. We’ve scrubbed baseboards, cleaned out closets, weeded the yard, matched all the rogue socks, and sanitized EVERY single surface a million times. Another daunting task that is on a LOT of peoples’...
TRENDING: The Front Steps Project It is currently Day 7 of our social distancing, and it it evident that this will be something that lasts far longer than anyone in our household initially imagined. As a portrait photographer whose very livelihood is dependent upon interacting with people, I’ve struggled to see how I can continue...