Linda Raymond’s Post

How to take advantage of a little downtime: Keep the family photo shoot on the calendar. And imagine what the next year will bring.

Planning a photo shoot during the summer can be a bit challenging due to the heat, but with the right preparation, you can stay cool and look fabulous. Whatever the photo occasion, here are some essential tips to help you make the most of your summer photos. Go read the blog to learn the essential tips! https://lnkd.in/gakZJM5H

By eliminating color distractions, monochrome mode allows you to better understand how light and shadow interact, and how they shape the narrative of your photograph. Challenge yourself! 🔥 P.S.: You can find more tips on my website! 🌐 #photographytips #blackandwhite

So you’re planning a family photo shoot and you’re excited! And just a little bit nervous at the same time, right? That’s OK. In fact it’s totally understandable. Head over to my blog and I’ll walk you through 5 steps to ensure a successful and enjoyable family experience! From managing routines and bedtimes to keeping your kids happy and engaged, this guide has got you covered... https://loom.ly/9jTvSRg #familyphotography #familiesonfilm #familyportraits #familyphotosession

I know many of you may not be thinking of this, but what would you say your headshot says about you? Your headshot should give at least 3 words that come to mind when looking at that photo. What is yours? #mattrobphoto #linkedinprofile #headshotphotographer #sanantoniotx

Photo Manager Fridays Photos capture the key life events that help tell the story of your family. Your photo manager can work with you to create a slide show that celebrates the journey. #photomemoriesllc #saveyourphotos #womenownedbusiness

Photo tip: When arranging a group photo, don't have people in the front row bend or squat so people in the back can be seen. Take the time to arrange the photo participants so everyone can be viewed without being put in an awkward stance. If the people in the photo are standing and staggered this view would be proper and most professional.

Exciting news! I recently had the pleasure of being interviewed for The Photo Manager's Career Advice from a Pro. If you're interested in learning more about my background and experiences, check out the video below. It was an honor to be a part of this informative series. Thank you to The Photo Manager for having me! #CareerAdvice #Photography #ProfessionalDevelopment

John and Jason discuss the Scenario workflow and how our installations are huge crowd-pleasers. From the value of a having a pro photography experience with a cracker jack crew, to the show-stopping set designs, the Scenario experience is next level. The conversation leads into John admitting, "Once I get my way with everything, I leave so that I can stop getting my way with everything." Scenario Crew for this shoot: Braden Taylor, Allison MacAtee, Aaron Alpert, Raymond Morris and Jaxon Foltz

Want to learn more about me and how and why I started my company? Then check out the video below! This was a fun interview to do.