Ultimately, I learned a really valuable lesson this weekend. No matter how much code I added to my website, no matter how many new plugins I found, no matter how often I ran tests on my website – it wasn’t ever going to be 100% perfect. BUT I still got a thrill when I fixed a problem, until I uncovered another problem that was connected to the first problem I thought I fixed.

You may have noticed that flatlay photography is on the rise and the way IG account holders are using these types of images is quite creative. People have been using them in a way to solidify their brand while sharing announcements, promoting their content, or encouraging interaction with their followers.

A couple weeks ago I saw an article circulating through Facebook about a brand new update that Instagram just rolled out to Android users. However, it was still in the beta phase for iPhone users and only a few select people had access to this update. I didn’t want to jump the gun and get too excited over this update. But I’ll admit I spent a lot of time checking my settings on my IG account to see if I was given the beta update.

Hopefully, these tips will help you prepare for your portraits, no matter who you chose to capture them. And keep in mind that part of my portrait service is to help you prepare!