I want to help other women who may be facing the same challenges. If you want to start celebrating the new you, you can get started with some of my tips found in the Posing for Pictures section.

How you feel when your picture is taken will be revealed by your body language and your eyes.

With all the technology we have on hand, images can be altered in many different ways. It’s important to know what you want to accomplish in your portrait session before deciding on how or what you want to change.

Your choice of camera and photographer can impact how you present your image to the world. It’s important to know what message your want to convey.

We all take hundreds if not thousands of images a year with a camera that is unlike any of the cameras we used before. Knowing the differences will allow you to take better pictures.

The advance of smartphone cameras has allowed all of us to take as many pictures as we like virtually for free. But at some point, your phone will run out of space and the time will come to move the images into some form of backup system.

With the plethora of smart phone cameras out there, you might think that real cameras with interchangeable lenses would be on their way out. But like books in this digital age, there is a time and place for everything.

Time and temperature are not friends of your slides and negatives. Protecting your memories for generations to come means scanning your older images as soon as possible.

No technology is perfect and relying on only one copy of your precious images is a recipe for disaster. Protecting your memories means taking the time to back up your images in 2-3 places.