📸✨ Tips for a Documentary/Editorial Style Photo Shoot: Tell a Story: Find a compelling theme. Plan Your Shots: Create a diverse shot list. Embrace Natural Light: Shoot during golden hours for soft lighting. Capture Candid Moments: Use a longer lens for authenticity. Mix Compositions: Combine

I used a Sony A7iii with a 24-70 lens to capture these photos! These were my cameras settings: ISO: 200 Shutter Speed: 1/30 f-stop: 2.8 I also used a Godox VS1 flash and I kept it on TTL pointed slightly above my subjects head

Hey everyone! Let’s talk about one of my favorite styles of photography: capturing those candid, documentary-style moments at weddings! When I’m behind the lens, my goal is to tell a beautiful story through the little things—the moments that the bride and groom might not even notice amid the wh

Hey everyone! I wanted to take a moment to chat about my recent adventures in photography, particularly a video where I wore a veil while capturing detail shots. 🎭📸 Some of you might not have seen it yet, but I’m all about trying new things to keep my creativity flowing! Now, I have to admit, we

So, here’s the scoop on how I bring a little sunshine into my images during post-processing. First off, I start with a well-composed photo (because we all know that a great shot begins in-camera!). Once I have my base, I jump into my editing software and get to work. The first step? Masking! 🎭 I

We all deserve some self love portraits from time to time and I thought this was the perfect way to introduce myself! My name is jacey and I have been a professional photographer since 2020! (Call it my Covid camera) These photos are achieved with a godox vs1 flash and a Sony 7IV camera. I