My long time friend (might as well be my sister) Ityonnie and her long time boyfriend Kin (my cousin) are pregnant! I am honored that they chose me to help document and announce the little guy to the world.

Whenever you’re looking to get a photography client, most times they will want to see your work. If you don’t have any work to show them, you probably won’t get the job. I give you 3 tips to help you build a photography portfolio.

If you’re just starting out on your photography journey and you want to shoot portraits, chances are you’re going to need a model to help build your portfolio. But what if you don't have access to models?

Recently I had the chance to get a little wedding photo practice. I wasn’t trying to intervene or undermine the hired photographer. I figured I’d just share my 2 cents and a few ideas on how to get a little photo practice in at a wedding.

I am a sucker for old buildings and history and this was right up my alley. From the moment we set foot on the grounds, I knew it would be an unforgettable experience.

It was nice to get away and really explore another country. We spent time doing touristy things but my favorite parts were spending time getting to know her family and spending time in London.

Use your seemingly failed idea to document your journey and start where you are. There is no need to separate this part of your life from your personal brand because it is a part of who you are. As I logged on to Facebook to deactivate the page, I saw this post.

Usually (with the exception of last year) I, like everyone else, set New Year’s Resolutions. And usually, like everyone else, I give up somewhere between February and March. This year though will be different.

I should be ashamed, but I'm not. This shoot was a ton of fun and I love the way these came out.