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Monthly Archives: August 2011 Whether you’re a parentographer, hobbyist or full-time pro, this course is for you. If you want to take better photos of your kids or explore photographing children as a part of your business, this 4 week, self-study course by Elizabeth Halford will show you how she does things the Elizabeth Halford way. The course consists...  by Guest Contributor Rachel Durik I started my business as a wedding photographer in North Carolina. My family had lived there for years and word quickly spread about what I was doing. Work practically fell in my lap. It came so easily that I thought rebuilding my business after moving to Florida wouldn’t be so hard....  Today we are so honored to introduce you to Marsha McNeely, author of the SpecialT Guide to Photographing Children with Special Needs. Take a moment to learn a little more about Marsha and make sure to enter the GIVEAWAY for the chance to win one of TWO copies that Marsha has generously donated exclusively for...  We are so excited to introduce you to Fanciful Frames! Haleigh Rohner has been a family and children’s photographer for 5 years. When she started this business, she struggled with the fact that there was nothing unique out there in the way of framing. Along with with her husband, she brainstormed and spent many late nights... 
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