Too many women over 40 feel invisible. That needs to change. 

Despite making up 42% of the population, women over 40 are often overlooked in media, marketing, and even in everyday conversations about beauty, identity, and self-worth. We’re here to stop that. This group is too big to be ignored and far too badass to not be celebrated.

When you schedule a professional portrait or branding photo session, you're not just investing in the photoshoot experience itself (though for us, the experience is as essential as the outcome), you're also investing in the magic that happens after the shoot. That’s where professional editing comes in.

Alright here’s the deal, your online presence is often someone’s first (and sometimes only) interaction with you. If a potential customer lands on your website or social media page, and your branding doesn’t pass the vibe check, they’re not going to stick around.

You’ve launched your business, your website looks sharp, and your social feeds are finally reflecting your vibe and value. But here’s the thing, your brand isn’t a one-and-done. It evolves. And your branding photography? It should evolve with it.

A branding photoshoot is your moment to define how you’re seen by the world. Whether you're a small business owner, entrepreneur, or climbing the corporate ladder, the right images can elevate your brand, build trust, and create meaningful connections with your audience.

Branding photography has to accomplish multiple objectives all in a single frame. It has to introduce you as the face of your brand, authentically tell your brand story, and ensure clients understand exactly the level of service they will get when partnering with you.

Branding portraiture involves capturing a collection of images designed to tell your brand story. They must be elevated, intentional, and infused with personality. This type of photo session is not a one-and-done headshot, nor is it a lifestyle portrait session.

We get it, life is busy. Between work, family, and everything in between, scheduling a photoshoot or boudoir session might feel like a “someday” kind of thing.

If the thought of posing for the camera makes you feel stiff, awkward, or suddenly hyper-aware of your hands, welcome to the club. We put immense (sometimes unnecessarily immense) pressure on ourselves to make things perfect.

Photography is a value-driven service. Like most things, you get what you pay for. If you want to look like every other canned corporate stock photo out there, you can eke out on the cheap for a headshot.

Your professional headshot needs to be more than just a polished photo. It must look like you, feel like you, and speak volumes about you all without saying a single word. Why?

At first glance, branding portraits and headshots might seem interchangeable — they both involve head-turning professional images of you. But, they serve different purposes and tell different kinds of stories. Understanding the difference can help you choose the right session for your needs (or decide if you need to do both!).

Boudoir is all about confidence. It’s about your beauty, your strength—yes, even your flaws. The experience itself is empowering in a way that so many women never imagined it could be, and it’s all designed to celebrate you. All of you.

As every entrepreneur knows, you are the face of your brand, and your brand determines the status of the client you attract. Don’t settle for selfies. Take command of your brand by working with a professional branding photographer that will elevate your brand to the next level. 

First impressions last – especially in the business world. If anyone ever told you otherwise, well, they probably don’t have your best interests at heart. Yep, I said it.

I realized that day that no matter what I did right as a mom, I would always be judged by what others thought I did wrong. And since I can’t please everyone, I might as well, not give a damn and do ME.

Branding is so fun for me. Giving a company a personality is so valuable images are a big part of it.

The whole “growth happens outside our comfort zone” better be true…