Header Photo by Endless Summer Photography Favorite Movie: Every Disney movie ever made Favorite Book: I’d be lying if all Harry Potter books and the entire Twilight series didn’t make the top of my list. I love fiction but this year I’ve been reading a lot of...
When and why did you decide to launch a home studio? I decided two years ago that it was time to create a home studio. I was struggling to find consistency with traveling to my clients' homes. Usually the room wasn't heated up enough, it took...
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Six-and-a-half years ago on a cold, snowy January afternoon, my husband and I found ourselves sitting and staring at each other across the kitchen table. Unfortunately, we weren’t staring at each other with stars in our eyes. Instead, we were filled with anxiety about how...
If you could go back to when you first started your business, what piece of advice would you give to yourself? Never blindly follow advice from industry experts. They won’t always have the best answers. What works for someone else may not always work for...
What are your photography goals for 2016? Heidi: I would love to learn a bit about artificial lighting because it scares me. I think learning anything new can push you out of your comfort zone (which is where the real good stuff happens!). I'd also...
What gear do you currently use most? I shoot Nikon and am still holding on to my D700 - I just love that camera. In studio I shoot mostly with my 35mm, 24-70mm and 60mm macro. I have an 86" PLM umbrella and Einstein flash...
What is one tip you have for new photographers? Focus on yourself, your love and your true passion. Don’t let too many outside forces decide what your voice needs to say! Being authentic is so important for people to really fall in love with you...
What are your favourite shoot locations? Any body of water would be number one, followed by the mountains a close second. I love more dramatic and extreme environments to shoot in. What is your biggest photography related challenge? Most likely the fact that there is only...
The NAPCP Retreat is a great place to meet amazing photographers and colleagues, gain inspiration, and up your game. However, after meeting at the January 2016 NAPCP Retreat, Kim Tank and Willy Wilson never would have guessed that they’d become one of the most important...