“Bleeeerrggghh! So you want to be a wedding photographer, eh?”
The only thing that has kept us afloat all these years was simply focusing on our work, staying humble, and always being grateful for what we have. Most importantly, we were careful not get ourselves caught up with all the sexy and desirable imagery of what successful wedding photographers and studios should look like (thank you, interwebs), or the ridiculous amount of money we could/should be earning (thank you, random photographer at tradeshow-that-shall-not-be-named).Post-Wedding Lawsuits, and How To Avoid Them
It’s been four years since I shot my first wedding, and since then it’s been an incredible journey of self-(re)discovery and unimaginable growth. What started off as a hobby, turned into a handful of favor(s), which turned into an experiment: an experiment that had somehow exploded into a full-blown business, a business which now houses two brands and a handful of ambitious creatives who share my passion, vision, and philosophy. At the risk of sounding cliche’d, this was one of the most challenging endeavors we’ve ever had to face. We weren’t simply wading into the world of wedding photography; we were diving straight into the deep end off a large cliff off a very large cliff, fraught with hazardous sharp edges with Tusken Raiders and Momzillas lying in wait.