by Katrina Kennedy Events. Moments. Emotions. Places. People. So many things to capture and so many ways to capture them. Join me on May 26th in my online class Your Life: Captured Through the Lens–(yes, it started yesterday, but it’s six weeks long and starting today or tomorrow isn’t too...

by Debbie Hodge Think about this next statement and let it guide your everyday photography: The photos you take of everyday life are not necessarily pictures from memorable events, but, rather, they are representative illustrations of your life. What I mean is: you don’t snap that photo of taking out the...

by Katrina Kennedy In this piece, Katrina interviews and features the work of her student, Teri Argo. Katrina’s next class starts March 15th. The Very Basics: How To Use Your Camera. I’m always amazed by connections made via the internet. I’m amazed when someone you’ve never met...

by Katrina Kennedy Taking photographs is about telling your story. Capturing the moments, the events, the pieces of your life that make it uniquely yours. What kind of photographer are you? Do you want to capture the details? Or the events? Do you like  landscapes? Or portraits? Are you capturing the...

by Katrina Kennedy . Holiday cards and the family photo. Do they make you cringe? The attempt at clean shirts, clean faces, good moods, good light, great location. All at the same time! Is it even possible? This year I say, “embrace the imperfect”! Let your family be who they are. Let them wear what they...