Hair & MUA: Jamyrlyn Wright Mallory
Our senior work has been published! It is such a honor to see your work in print and this is no different! It has been such a blessing to have the support of Senior Style Guide and we are overjoyed to have a full page spread of some of our amazing seniors over the year […]
Hair & MU: Christine Carbone
There is almost nothing more rewarding then photographing a friend and that honor doubles when it’s their wedding day. I met Andrea freshmen year of high school – we spent those four years experiencing so much, crushes, school dances, cheerleading, ASB, crazy teachers, not so crazy teachers. Our friendship survived four years of college, two […]
Hair & MUA: Noel Carlsen
Hannah, a 2014 Thomas Jefferson High School Senior {Tacoma Senior Portrait Photographer, Tacoma, WA}
Meet my friend Brooke. She’s a incredible stylist and the amazing talent behind our street team shoot. She and her husband are the NEW owners of Urban Xchange in downtown Tacoma. This excites me for a lot of reasons. Brooke is one of the sweetest people I know and her eye for style is uncanny […]
BLINK! has been somewhat of a mystery to folks. A new dynamic movement with a lineup of fantastic names with no real purpose or identity, to some, but to me, BLINK! is the result of many “no’s” turned yes. Every year, photographers have a line item budget for learning. We all sit around waiting for […]
What happens when the thing you never thought would happen does? What happens when you unexpectedly get sick? What happens when someone you love falls ill or even worse dies? What happens when a natural disaster hits and destroys everything you've worked so hard to build? What happens when you become ill or paralyzed and are unable to run your business? What happens when you find yourself in a global pandemic and you're unable to work for months at a time? What are you going to do?
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When we first started shooting, we couldn't afford many of the opportunities and workshops that were available for newbie photographers to learn and grow, so we really utilized the free communities online and locally to building relationships and to learn the trade. It was those years that shaped who we are as people in this industry and have helped us to value the journey.
