Marketing Tips
Halifax Brand Photographer & the Maritime Lawyer
Marine Law is a specific niche. When local lawyer Sarah reached out, she didn’t want a typical photoshoot in the law firm. She was going out on her own, and wanted to build a client-focus brand. That meant showcasing behind the scenes, and being hands on. For her personal branding photoshoot, we were given permission…
Read MoreIntroverts: A Guide to Embracing Your Personal Brand
As introverts, our hesitation to step into the spotlight often stems not from a lack of confidence in our abilities, but from the daunting thought of performing for the camera. Sound familiar? The prospect can feel overwhelming and even draining. However, it’s important to remember that you can effectively showcase your expertise and personality without…
Read MoreBlurry Photos Online are a No-Go
Why Your Online Photos Might Look Blurry (And How to Fix It!) Remember back in the day when we used to wait a week to get our photos developed at the local camera store? If a photo came back blurry we didn’t know it for a week, and there was nothing to do about it.…
Read MoreB-Roll: Your Secret Weapon for Visibility
Running a service-based business and over 40? Video marketing is the secret weapon you may be shying away from. But let’s be real, a talking head can only do so much, no matter how riveting your words. Enter B-roll. This isn’t just pretty filler footage. B-roll is the magic that takes your videos from “meh”…
Read MoreRocking your Online Presence
Why Personal Brand Photography for your Online Presence is Essential (No, selfies don’t count). In a world drowning in digital noise, your online presence is your headlining act. Breaking through that noise demands more than selfies or a generic stock photo. It demands a rockstar narrative. Visuals that resonate with your audience and defines your…
Read More3 Photo Tips to Elevate Your Social Media
Everyone is looking for photo tips to elevate your social media. We strive for the perfect Instagram grid. Beautiful, bright, airy images. But if you start with a photo that is flat, dark and dingy, you shouldn’t be asking how a filter can fix it, you should be asking, how can I make it better…
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