Color Correction Isn’t Optional Anymore (Here’s How We Handle It in Our Studio)
Color correction is one of the most overlooked parts of professional photography, but it can completely change how your images feel. In this post, I break down the tools, workflow, and lighting techniques we use in our studio to create clean, consistent skin tones and professional-looking headshots every time.
The People We Walk Past
Sometimes photography becomes more than just taking pictures.
This morning in downtown Lake Charles, I met up with Mr. Mike and his dog Scooter — two familiar faces many people recognize around town. What started as a quick portrait session turned into a conversation about faith, freedom, simplicity, and community.
How I Turn $200 Headshots Into $700+ Clients
Headshots might seem like small $200 sessions, but in this post I break down how we turn simple headshot clients into $700+ commercial relationships through strategy, customer experience, behind-the-scenes content, and authentic connection in an AI-driven world.
A Little Impromptu Mother’s Day Shoot at Home
An impromptu Mother’s Day photo shoot right in our living room turned into one of my favorite sessions in a long time. Using a simple setup with my Canon R5, a speedlight, and a whole lot of family chaos, we captured real moments celebrating my wife, our kids, and the beauty of motherhood at home.
Why I Never Throw Away Old Photography Gear
Some photography gear is more than just equipment. In this post, I share why I still hold onto old modifiers, worn out lights, and beat-up tools that helped build our business over the last 14 years. Every piece tells a story, reminds me where we started, and proves you don’t always need the newest gear to create meaningful work.
Why Great Headshots Aren’t Really About the Camera
A great headshot is about more than lighting and posing — it’s about connection. In this post, Leroy Tademy shares how simple conversations during a session help clients relax, build confidence, and create authentic professional portraits that feel approachable, natural, and real.