Edmonton Photographer- Hearten Photography

TOMORROW I will be announcing what the contest prize is! And all the other details. A little teaser: it’s something that EVERY adventurer wants and involves the mountains. After you are finished planning, the next step for taking better engagement photos is:... Be prepared. Ask for help from a friend, use a phone tripod, or set up a timer. Find your location: outside or near a window for best lighting. Clean your camera lens. Who wants to know what the prize is?!

First step for stunning engagement ring photos: Have a PLAN. You need to know roughly what you want the end result to look like. Here’s a few questions to ask yourself:... Do you want a photo of just the ring, the ring on your hand or with your fiancé? Where are you going to share the images? Will you need to write a caption to go with it? What part of the ring do you want to show off? (side/top) How can you make it more personal? Once you know what you want, it will be a lot easier to capture an image you love! Drop your favorite GIF below if your excited to find out what the contest prize is!

Contest coming soon Super exciting news for engaged couples! This week I will be teaching you how to take better photos of your engagement ring, using your phone.... The super exciting part is: On Friday, I will be announcing a photo challenge so you can utilize all the tips you learned during the week! The first tip will be posted tomorrow, who do you think would be great at this challenge?!

3 tips to help covid proof your wedding... No one has any idea what this summer will be like for weddings. I hope that everyone gets to celebrate with the people they love but realistically the restrictions probably won't be lifted. Keeping that in mind, air put together a couple of ideas to help with planning your 2021 wedding. 1. Have more then one guest list. The first guest list could be 100 people, the second 50 people and the third for the 10 people who are the most imp...ortant to have at your wedding. If you already have the list created, then I'd the restrictions suddenly change you won't have to stress about cutting down your list. 2. Ask your vendors what their covid policies are BEFORE booking. Then you'll know whether you can get a refund or reschedule if plans change. 3. Decide what is more important: having a wedding with guests or being married to your spouse. If having guests is really important to you then you may have to create a rescheduling plan. If being married is most important then you could plan an elopement.

I can’t expect couples and families to connect with each other if they feel like a stranger is photographing them. Being emotional is being vulnerable and that’s why I want my clients to get to know me! So, here's a couple of facts about me...1. I’m married to my high school sweetheart. Together we have a daughter and four pets. Our house is rarely quiet and the laundry almost never gets folded. 2. I worry that our children (and us) are getting lost in a digital world. What h...appened to family game nights?! 3. I want my clients to look at their photos and think That’s not just my highlight reel, that’s my real life and it’s beautiful.

I need your help! I'm creating a list of wedding vendors for future clients. Who did you work with that you LOVED!?

Fingers crossed that we get to spend next Christmas together.

Did you dress up today?! Post a pic below, I want to see your costumes! Every year we dress up as a family and this year we were zombie hippies! Hippie bus included. Happy Halloween!

My one wish for ALL my families this year is this: That you got a little extra time with your little ones. Even though the change was unexpected, and no one could predict how long they would be home. I hope you got an extra cuddle, snuggle, hug or kiss amidst the chaos.