I recently created and shared a video on Instagram highlighting the game-changing equipment I use to make my iPhone portraits. Because so many people in my community were confused about how I was shooting so many frames at once without touching the phone. Most people need to learn about the fantastic equipment to help you create the ultimate iPhone portrait.

It's so common to fear being in front of the camera. Overcoming this fear can be gradual, but you can make significant progress with persistence and practice.

The Aperture is the opening in the lens that allows light to pass through the camera and onto the sensor. And this opening can be sized to control the light entering the camera, but it also creates a blurred background. But let's dive deeper so you know next time you want to shoot the perfect portrait.

The French government wants to bring in a law where influences need to state that they have used a filter on their posts. This isn't the first time this type of disclaimer has been used; it wasn't long ago that publishers were asked to state if images in their magazines have been retouched.

Sharing photos of myself online helped me build connections with others. It allowed me to connect with new friends, clients and like-minded individuals with similar interests and experiences.

Mel has struggled with obesity her whole life and has tried many ways to shift her weight to a healthy size without any luck until Ozempic.

It’s time for women like me to feel confident in front of the camera.

So I started creating a series of short videos to help EVERYONE take better portraits and videos with their phones.

Feeling like I’m a part of something is very important to me.

This image wouldn’t pass as a passport photo, but it’s a great cover image.

You need to engage with what's happening during your photoshoot; don't leave it up to the photographer.

First, present yourself like you would for a job interview.

Then, do your hair and makeup like you would for a nice night out.

Please don't wear red, all black or checks, they don't photograph well.

I was so over all the toing and froing with my clients regarding costs. So, it helped me to set my prices and organise payments and contracts. I wish I had heard of it sooner because it saves me so much time!

If I had a dollar for every time I heard, "I hate having my photo taken, or I'm so uncomfortable in front of the camera", I would be a millionaire!

Anyone can learn photography, but are they the best photographer for your business?

Clients always wonder what the process is when shooting with me. Below, I have broken it down into steps to know what to expect.

Man, it's hot out there! During Summer, I'm pretty fussy about where and when to shoot. Because I mainly photograph people, I do not want them to sweat, have red skin, or generally be uncomfortable. Do you know why? You do because you are intelligent people! But just in case you are unsure, I have created a list of fantastic places to shoot your portrait or your campaign during the summer months in Sydney.

Another success would have to be learning more about myself as a photographer. It has been a year of massive growth for me; I have tried to let go of what should have been and embraced what is. But I hope next year is different. I'm very keen to pursue my passion for telling other women's stories through CWB and sharing my story and expertise. The stop-start of this year isn't great for anyone. See you 2021 has been an emotional ride!

Do you need dynamic portraits of your incredible team to share with the world? But you have no idea on what photographer? It can be hard working out how to make this essential and expensive project work for you; I have developed a plan to help you along the way.

A shoot is a big deal; there is often lots of money involved. However, it's down to the planning in achieving an excellent outcome. I credit this knowledge to all my years of assisting. Back then (yes, it was a long time ago), we shot on medium and large format film, so it was essential to have a plan to know how much film to have on set. Plus, a courier was expensive and few and far between, making it difficult to correct mistakes while on set.