The Benefits of a Workflow

When you finish editing and delivering your own wedding you shot #likeaboss under 3 days. 🤞😁 Sure, to any nay sayers, this was a shorter wedding. Longer weddings take an extra day or so to make time to work on the rest of the edits in between family, life and everything else that comes with running your own business. We wear multiple hats! But what if I told you, you could outsource your editing?
I follow the same process as I teach my photographers who I edit for to do: Culling, separating all the photos from the day into categories, anchor edits, picking your sneak peeks and stomping them to share online Facebook, editing the rest of the catalog, saving the catalog, saving the full res images, and then uploading for the client online to deliver. Next is Instagram and blogging for me and their flash drive sent out tomorrow. It took around 8+ hours total from culling to delivering. How?! When you have a workflow in place and you edit multiple weddings in a week, y'all, you get faster! An editor has the experience of editing multiple weddings. Last October, I edited 30 weddings in one month, 34 weddings in November, and 18 in December. I think you would be surprised if I told you how many I edit in a year. It's crazy awesome and definitely work, but I have that drive to do it, plan ahead, implement workflows, and get it done!! If you struggle with your workflow or balancing your life and work, you should seek some help, and hire a private editor to give you your life and time back for the things most important to you! **Need some help with your wedding edits?? I'm your gal! I only have 2 spots left for full timers to fill this year! Click on my website in my profile and send me an email. I promise it will be a game changer for your business!!! 😁

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Kasper Extended Family

I met a wonderful family this past weekend! They were so hospitable and fun to work with. Enjoy!

Kevin & Lindsay Smith

Met a sweet couple last weekend getting ready for Kevin's deployment. Kevin leaves in December. Thankful for those who serve our cou ntry. Enjoy!

Walling Family

Met a super sweet family. Jana and Dave have the cutest little girl! Enjoy!

A Barnyard Wedding Under the Stars- Sparklers & Spurs- Jerry & Casey

I am catching up on blogging after a busy season and wonderful Thanksgiving with family! This wonderful couple's wedding photos were waiting for them to come back from their honeymoon in October, I shared their sneak peeks on facebook the next day, and I'm just sharing on the blog now, so bear with me! It was a much needed break from social media and enjoying family coming in from PA. :-) Jerry & Casey had an amazing wedding day with a beautiful first look and stunning views! I thought a Barnyard wedding under the stars was the perfect way to describe their wedding day! I've always wanted some hay bales in wedding pictures and got just the treat. I loved everything about their wedding day and the special love and care I saw they had for each other. Photographer- Jennifer Pitts Photography Venue & Catering- Sparkles and Spurs Wedding Venue Videographer- Roberson Films DJ- Spencer Turkey Newsom Ceremony music- Violin player- Amanda St...

How to Find the Right Private Photo Editor: Part One

Hi again! Last week, I talked about the 10 signs you need to outsource to a private photo editor. This week I'm going to give you a few tips on how to find the right editor for you! :-) Let's dive right in! 1.The first question you should ask yourself is: What IS your editing style? Bright and Airy, Colorful with a pop/contrast, Film style, Natural and Classy, Moody or Dark,? Do you use presets? Have you made your own preset? Do you like warmer or cooler, creamy skin tones? Maybe you need help developing a style you would like to use consistently. These are all great things to think about before you start looking for an editor. The key to keeping your creative style with an editor is to have one and to implement it. If you are still in the process of learning your creative style, I help photographers do that and some editors I know can do that too! No worries! Developing your style in the beginning can help you stay on track with the style you want. 2. Do you edit ...

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