In this How To tutorial I’m going share with you some great tips on how I set about photographing a bride’s wedding dress on the wedding day. We all know that wedding dresses are a big deal to our brides and they will likely have put a lot of thought into choosing the perfect dress. […]

Chrissy Henry is a South Florida wedding photographer who designed her own website using Showit. How did you get started working on your Showit site? There have been many “first” steps! I’ve changed it up so many times – it has been a work in progress over the past 4 years, and I am sure […]

Are you ready to take your lighting to the NEXT level and light up the environment? Today we are going to show you EXACTLY how to do it with step by step instructions AND a video showing it in action! In order to turn the image you see below (natural light) into what you see […]

Whether you like to work from your local coffee shop or you do same-day slideshows at weddings and events, a pocket-sized card reader to download images from your CF card is a great gadget to keep in your camera bag or laptop case. Here’s a pocket-sized CF card reader you can grab on Amazon for […]

Okay, I’ll admit it. I am basically the most technically incompetent person EVER. I know as a photographer, I’m supposed to be skilled in these areas, but the truth is… I have no idea what I’m talking about. For all of my technical problems, I hit up fellow Showiteer Yasmeen Rashed. She’s a genuis, you […]

Amanda and Chad are wedding photographers in Virginia who worked with Showit Design Partner Meg Long to customize a template for Showit. How did you find your website designer? Kaitlin Hebert is one of our good friends and when she had her site designed by Meg Long and what great things had been said about […]

Today is the last post in a 4 part series about communicating with and managing the expectations of our brides when it comes to their Pinterest boards. If you are just joining us I would encourage you to go back and read articles 1, 2 and 3: HERE before reading the following article as I […]

When you spend your day multi-tasking, like going from building an album, to checking an email, to sending a message on Facebook, you lose a small amount of productivity as you move between tasks. According to Tim Ferris (4 Hour Workweek), you lose exactly 45 seconds each time you move from one task to another. […]