With every brand photo session, I ask my clients to gather image inspiration in the form of a mood board. I ask them to save images that they’re drawn to— the lighting, the overall vibe of the image, the angles, the outfits, and more! Take a look at how the mood board compares to the final images I delivered!

When I launched Uncommon Collaborative in 2019, brand photography wasn't a common practice for businesses yet. To be honest, I had a really hard time explaining exactly what brand photography was and what made it different from product and portrait photography.

No matter your industry, it's a safe bet to assume that you've created some strategic processes in your business. Why? Because we all know that strategic processes create consistency, save time, and add value! My processes are no different!

Answer the questions you keep getting from clients before their first sessions and you’ll find your first-time clients arriving excited and confident to work with you!

Whether you realize it or not, you’ll get more than just your photos after your brand session! Keep reading to learn what!

What if your business operates fully remote? Or if you simply don't want to deal with the cleaning and extra work to prep your office for a photo session? A Studio Photo Session might be perfect for you!

An on-location photo session gives your audience the opportunity to really see you and peek behind the curtain of your brand's online presence — but its not without its own downfalls!

Industries that are bound by confidentiality requirements are often the ones causing the most anticipatory anxiety to their clients, oftentimes this is a practitioner/patient relationship — BUT it’s still possible to offer a look behind the scenes to ease your patients’ or clients’ anxiety.

A look at how I created behind-the-scenes brand photography that showcases company culture and in-tangible services to give prospective clients a clear look at offered services.

Your clients aren't dreading seeing you, but they may be worried about the unknowns of the experience. As a brand, it's important to think about how you're helping your consumers understand what you offer.

A look at how I created brand and product images that would uplevel my client’s website with a more polished, established look, but also have images that seamlessly fit in with their updated brand aesthetic.⁠

There’s power in giving your ideal consumer all-the-feels when they visit your website!

Brand photography isn’t just having professional photos on your website — it’s about what kind of work those images do for your business!

Those non-tangible benefits are even more valuable…

interrupting your normally peppy blog posts to share about something that came to a boiling point for me last week.

Each season, I’ll be releasing a new free guide to help you tackle the top concerns I get from my own clients. This type of insight is usually reserved for my clients, but I am so excited to let you in and share them with you too!

First up? I’m taking on Camera Confidence!

Every business owner needs a portrait — But the thing with portraits is that a GREAT one can boost your confidence and a bad one can be incredibly defeating. Do you know what yours is saying about you?

If your audience has to scroll more than 3 rows to find your beautiful face, you're not sharing pictures of yourself enough!⁠

Do you think about what potential customers might be thinking about when scrolling your feed? ⁠Here are 3 types of behind-the-scenes branding photos makers need to be posting to build trust with potential customers online!⁠

If you're a jewelry maker, THIS IS FOR YOU!⁠ Are you taking advantage of the opportunities to connect with your customers? Or are you only posting pictures of what you sell?

As a photographer, you might expect me to have strong feelings about stock photography – and you'd be right! But not for the reason you might think…