054 - 3 Simple Ways to Take More Beautiful Photos
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Before I dive into this topic I'm really passionate about, I want to let you know that my brand new course, The Legacy Photo System, is now available!
A few years ago I decided to buckle down and figure out the solution once and for all to one of my biggest problems, that 10,000 plus images I kept on my phone all the time. The low level anxiety I felt about losing my phone and those precious images, and really all of my photos scattered about my house and on different hard drives and computers. I didn't know how to keep them organized, but I figured it out. Now I love doing this. It's like a passion of mine because I love keeping them organized. They look beautiful, they're easily accessible, they're all in one place, and now I actually enjoy them instead of being constantly stressed out by them and them feeling like a burden to me.
Basically I took my 12 years of experience as a professional photographer and my experience organizing tens of thousands of files and images from countless weddings and sessions, and I translate that for the everyday mama or woman or dad or grandma who is so overwhelmed by all of your memories, and the phone storage and backing them up and on and on. You can find out more about this here, and I'll also be sure to leave a link in the show notes.
Back to today’s episode: let's chat about three of my favorite ways to really make your images more beautiful. Whether it's of your kids, your travels, for Instagram, for your scrapbook. Whether you're taking it with your phone or your nice camera, these strategies are just simple and they're good. It's something I've learned after years and years of doing this and I still apply it every day when I'm taking pictures. I'm excited to help change your thoughts a little bit when taking your photos.
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