Tri-Cities, WA Branding Photographer
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Wellness Studio with a Community Twist in Richland, WA
From the wide range of stories we were able to tell in their galleries, to the video clips we got for some BTS reels, this group session was gold. They were able to support each other in their images to showcase their 1:1 client work, and the vibes were just right for both of them to feel comfortable and safe to be their most authentic selves.
How to embrace your weird for more authentic pictures | Eastern WA branding photographer
One of the biggest reasons for a branding photography session (outside of making your life easier with made-for-you marketing images) is showcasing what makes you uniquely wonderful. This helps draw in your ideal clients, the people you want to serve the most. To do this, I highly encourage my clients (and you!) to embrace their weird. Lean into it. Get as weird – or as unweird – as you truly want to be.
But how do you do this?
Let’s talk about it.
Group Branding #2: Photos from the session
My 2nd Group Branding Session was held in May, and it was a hit with the women who joined me!
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This time around I’m going to post a few pictures from each woman’s session and link their business. They were all a blast to work with, so chances are being their client would be awesome too. Check them out!
Showcasing Your Brand: Tips for Incorporating Your Existing Brand into Photography Sessions
I talk a lot about establishing your brand through branding photography, but what if you already have an established brand and you need to have a photoshoot to create new content?
Incorporate your existing brand into those pictures! Your photographer should have steps to get that information from you, but to give you some ideas on how you can do it here are some helpful tips.