Mago Construction is a paving and asphalt company in Bardstown, Kentucky. It just so happens that Caleb works there and mentioned that I was a photographer. That brought this incredible opportunity to work with the folks over at Mago in multiple capacities.

Let’s dive into this particular one for Pilates Barre Lex, a boutique, client-centered Pilates studio in Lexington, KY. Hannah Merideth, the owner, is in the new start-up phase of her business, but marketing is one of her strengths so she has kicked behind as her doors have opened to the public!

Maybe you are on the fence about getting branding images done because you don’t know exactly how or where to use them. Well, let me help you off the fence. Your brand photographs have multiple purposes. 1️⃣ Create a consistent and professional appearance online.2️⃣ Give you images to go alongside your valuable content that will […]

Choosing a location (or locations) for your branding session doesn’t need to be overwhelming!

Branding photos can be a little intimidating. A lot of planning goes into each session and your branding images are supposed to last you anywhere from three months to a year. So what you are wearing definitely matters because it’s what your audience will see of you for the foreseeable future! I am going to […]

Meet Hannah, Porsche, and Tamara. They are the lady boss business owners of Shine Pilates Lex. They recently purchased the business and while it had a great base, they wanted to truly make it their own. They started with a physical makeover–painting the walls a light grey color made this space feel welcoming and calming.

Branding sessions have such a special place in my heart…especially the really personal branding sessions where I get to know the business owner and her business so well that I feel like I truly bring their brand to life. Kelsey was one of those sweet business owners that trusted me with the imagery for her […]

30 years. That’s the amount of time Christi spent in the floral business. She built an extremely successful business despite every type of obstacle that could be thrown at her.

Sally is more than a baker. She is an artist.

2020 was a gray cloud, but it certainly did have its silver linings. While I was initially discouraged looking back on the year, with some introspection I realized that amended goals are not failed goals. Many lessons were learned and accomplishments were made, and I could not be more thankful for my clients, family, and friends!