I’ve worked with Shelly over at Juicing Collards before. This beautiful soul is a pleasure to work with and always brings the most beautiful props and blog content for me to capture. Plus we always get to chatting about all the life stuff and leave feeling so uplifted. I provided content for her blog debut that you might have seen HERE. Make sure to check her out!
Some of you might be familiar with the hashtag #igotbakedinsanfrancisco lol. Well, it’s referring to the bakery in San Francisco called Mr. Holmes Bakehouse. I’ve been a fan for a while and was able to come take some social media photos for them! They were the nicest people and their pastries and store was such eye candy to snap pictures of.
Every year I try to take on new goals and push myself in areas that I admire and need more experience in. 2018 is going to be the year of collaborations with other inspirational businesses and focusing on editorial photos. I collaborated with Bellevue Floral Co. for the beautiful flower arrangements and had styling done by my friend Jessica over at Hej Doll for a spin on Valentines Day with a Galentines day themed photo shoot. Expect to see more of these types of photos this year!
I love working with bloggers. Before I committed to only working in photography I blogged for many years. So bloggers hold a special place in my heart. I have been working with Lauren from Pink on the Cheek for a while now and not only does she provide fun content for me to capture, but she’s a beautiful person and such fun company too.
I’m starting to really enjoy taking photos of food. So when Shelly over at Juicing Collards hire me to snap her head-shot and website photos, I jumped on the opportunity. Shelly did not disappoint with all the different fresh and colorful veggies she brought along with her. After this photo shoot it definitely had me thinking about doing more food photography when those opportunities present themselves.
My dear friend has started her own business journey that not only is visually stunning, but her products are also responsibly made. I had the opportunity to get up close and personal with her textiles with my lens. Please visit her site Mae-Noel.
